The United States has recognized a return to major power rivalry in recent official documents such as the National Security Strategy and the Nuclear Posture Review.
This is a...
In his 10 years at Yale, Doug Rogers—associate professor of anthropology—has published two award-winning books, a dozen journal articles, and eight book chapters,...
The Russian Studies Program at Yale will host a conference titled, “Regime Evolution, Institutional Change, and Social Transformation in Russia: Lessons for Political Science...
Most companies are not very well prepared for the weaponizing of cyberspace by foreign governments.
That was part of an assessment of the current state of cyberspace by Eric...
On March 18, in a landslide victory of over 76 % of the votes, Vladimir Putin extended his time in office for another six years. Thomas Graham, Senior Lecturer in Russian...
A number of images has lately been associated with Russia—invasion of Crimea, European energy security, election hacking— but “environmental protectionism” is not one of them...
“Politics is the art of identifying and neutralizing the enemy.”
—Ivan Ilyin, 1948
The Russian looked Satan in the eye, put God on the psychoanalyst’s couch, and understood...
