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Trump’s Bombast in Brussels and London Will Not Help Putin in Helsinki

(EDM) The culmination of United States President Donald Trump’s European tour occurs today (July 16), in Helsinki, at the anxiously anticipated but far-from-perfectly prepared meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin. Trump…

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The Code of Putinism (BOOK REVIEW)

(Wall Street Journal) After Boris Yeltsin’s resignation in December 1999, Vladimir Putin became acting president of the Russian Federation ahead of being elected outright the following spring. Four American presidents–Bill…

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Brothers in Arms? Why Trump Should Push Putin to Revive Arms Control

(Foreign Affairs) Ask most commentators and you’ll hear that next week’s summit between U.S. President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin in Helsinki is doomed to failure. The United States and…

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Technocratic Traps Of Policy Reforms – Analysis

(Eurasia Review) A society ignores its technical experts at its peril. Nations that hope to contribute and compete in the modern world require skilled professionals, especially in complex areas such…

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Language Games for Export: Russia’s Narratives on Europe and in Europe

Many in Europe continue to think that certain people or groups within the Russian ruling regime are eager to cooperate and have an understanding of the dangers of the current…

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Semi-state Security Actors and Russian Aggression

(LawFare) Russian aggression is a central concern of the foreign and security policy community, with debate focusing on what Russian President Vladimir Putin’s intentions are and how best to deter…

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The Puzzle Of Russian Behavior In Deir Al-Zour

(War on the Rocks) A frightening event in U.S.-Russia relations unfolded in February near Deir al-Zour in eastern Syria, as both sides battled the remnants of the Islamic State. In violation…

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Routledge Handbook of Russian Foreign Policy

Providing a comprehensive overview of Russia’s foreign policy directions, this handbook brings together an international team of scholars to develop a complex treatment of Russia’s for-eign policy. The chapters draw…

The Political Economy of Russian Information & Communication Technologies

(PONARS Policy Memo) In 2017, the term “Russian hackers” became a brand similar to that of Stolichnaya, Aeroflot, and Lada. Russia’s information and communication technologies (ICT) sector became described as having…

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The Code of Putinism (NEW BOOK)

(Oxford University Press) What is Vladimir Putin up to? This book shows how the mentality of Putin and his team – the code of Putinism – has shaped Russian politics…

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Trump’s Bombast in Brussels and London Will Not Help Putin in Helsinki

The Code of Putinism (BOOK REVIEW)

Brothers in Arms? Why Trump Should Push Putin to Revive Arms Control

Technocratic Traps Of Policy Reforms – Analysis

Language Games for Export: Russia’s Narratives on Europe and in Europe

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The Code of Putinism (NEW BOOK)