Maria Snegovaya

Maria Snegovaya

Political Scientist

Doctoral candidate at Columbia University. Senior Fellow at the Center for Strategic and International Studies and adjunct professor at Georgetown University. Specializes in Russian and Eastern European politics, elite structures, and democratic backsliding. Published in Foreign Affairs, The Washington Post, Journal of Democracy, and other outlets.

6 Publications

Publications

6 publications

Kremlin's Malign Influence

Disinformation, Euroskepticism and pro−Russian Parties in Eastern Europe

Pro-Russian parties’ voters are more Euroskeptic regardless of ideology

Report Mar 25, 2021

Kremlin's Malign Influence

The Kremlin’s Social Media Influence Inside the United States: A Moving Target

Kremlin Operations on Twitter During the 2020 U.S. Presidential Election

Report Feb 10, 2021

FACTORS OF COMPETITIVENESS IN RUSSIAN GUBERNATORIAL ELECTIONS, 2012-2018

How declining real incomes could raise the Kremlin’s regional electoral risks

Report May 2, 2019

The view from Moscow: Sound and Fury

Putin’s Federal Assembly Address and Its Domestic and Foreign Audiences

Article Mar 8, 2018

Who is the right-wing populist in Russia: Putin vs. Navalny

Russian Populism Compared with Fidesz and Law & Justice

Article Nov 6, 2017

Economic Crisis and The Protests

A Prolonged Recession Could Turn Sporadic Protests into a Political Crisis

Article Mar 29, 2016