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Gerber: No Kremlin spokesman is going to say “Yes, we have this compromising material on the president-elect”

(WPR) A University of Wisconsin-Madison professor says people shouldn't expect the truth anytime soon about the authenticity of the dossier containing unsubstantiated information about Donald Trump's alleged ties to Russia. Russian President…

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Agreeable Authoritarians Personality and Politics in Contemporary Russia

(CPS) (Co-authored with Graeme Robertson) Abstract: Personality research is a growing field in political behavior, but most research to date is confined to democracies. We expand the scope to Russia, an…

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Two Challenges to U.S.-Russia Relations: Ontological and Epistemological

From an historical perspective, two challenges have been making U.S.-Russia cooperative relations difficult. One challenge has to do with the actions of both sides. The other challenge involves how they…

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Baev: Trump may conclude that since it is so hard to block the anti-Russia drive, it is far easier to lead on it

(Washington Post) They’re resetting expectations in Russia for a reboot of relations with the United States. It wasn’t that long ago that Russia’s establishment was reveling in President-elect Donald Trump’s victory. That…

The Soviet Roots of Meddling in U.S. Politics

(PONARS Policy Memo) The release on January 6 of an unclassified version of the U.S. Intelligence Community’s report describing efforts by Russian security services to influence last year’s U.S. presidential…

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Everything you need to know about the Russian art of ‘kompromat’

(WP) On Tuesday, news broke—in rather sensational fashion—that U.S. intelligence agencies had briefed both President Obama and President-elect Donald Trump on the possibility that Russia possesses compromising information on Trump. While questions continue to swirlabout the…

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Gerber: No Kremlin spokesman is going to say “Yes, we have this compromising material on the president-elect”

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Two Challenges to U.S.-Russia Relations: Ontological and Epistemological

Baev: Trump may conclude that since it is so hard to block the anti-Russia drive, it is far easier to lead on it

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