Publications
27 publications
Russia’s Liberal Party of the Future
Prospects and weaknesses
Political exiles are key to civil society in Russia
What challenges will it face in the coming years?
Democratic conservatism in Russia’s multiparty system of the future
Challenges and Opportunities
Nadezhdin and the Hope
The Core Message of the Campaign: Many in Russia Oppose the War and Putin
Pro-democracy Exiles in 2024: Be Steadfast, Stay Relevant, Embrace Diversity, Get Ready for Transition
Advice for Russian Civil Society Opposing the War and Putin’s Dictatorship
The Normal Russia Of The Future: Yes, We Can
Krasheninnikov and Milov on the Primary Concepts for a Future Free Russia
Emigration and the future of Russia
The Case for Continued Western Support of Russia’s Political Exiles
Decolonization in Real Time
Why the World Must Support Russians Fleeing Mobilization
Propaganda Issues
Critics of Russian propaganda often reproduce its core mistake — taking their own perceptions of reality for reality itself
Wartime Exodus and the Future of Russia
The first days of the war marked not only the start of a tragedy but also the point after which Russia lost thousands of its most active citizens
2021: From Domestic Repression to Foreign Policy Ultimatums
Elections, Repression, Navalny and the Pandemic: Russia’s Political Year in Review
Russia’s growing political repressions
Repressions continue after the Duma elections, including against Communists
The New People: A Hollow Multiparty Façade
New Parties Can Enter Russian Elections Only with the Kremlin’s Blessing
Non-recognition of the results of Russia’s legislative elections is the last remaining lever over Putin
What the 2021 Duma Elections Reveal About Putin’s Plans for 2024
Putin is Buying Up Votes
Cash Promises and Endorsements in the Final Stretch of the Duma Campaign
The best way to deal with Putin’s Ukraine article—ignore it
Putin is addressing discontented Ukrainians, not the Ukrainian elite
The West Should Announce Non-Recognition of Duma Elections Now
Delegitimizing the Parliament as a Way to Pressure the Putin Regime
Sanctions Needed for Duma Deputies Legislating Repression
Bills Aimed at Barring the Opposition from Politics Ahead of the Duma Elections
Sanction Putin, not Russia
Why the Wording of Sanctions Matters for Russian Public Opinion
Putin’s War on Russia’s Youth
Attacks on Navalny’s Movement, DOXA, the Internet, and Education
What Putin Wants from Ukraine
The Troop Buildup Is Meant to Scare the West, Not to Start a War
Putin’s Courts: the Methodical Destruction of the State’s Most Important Institution
Ilya Yashin’s Case and the Recognition of Russian Court Decisions Abroad
Western Leaders Need to Take Tougher Stand Against Putin’s Modern Day “Fascism”
Calling the regime “authoritarian” or “hybrid” makes it look more decent than it is
Save Navalny, Stop Putin!
Navalny’s Hunger Strike and Putin’s Personal Responsibility for His Fate
The Arrest of One Governor and the True Worth of Putin’s Ratings
Penza Governor Ivan Belozertsev and the Silence After His Arrest
Repression as the Essence of Putin’s Domestic Policy
Why the Kremlin Publicizes Repression and Why It Keeps Growing
Putin and the Internet: The War Is Only Beginning
Blocking Social Media and Putin’s View of the Internet as a “CIA Project”