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A Liberal vs A Conservative

It all begins with pushing the “guilty person” to the sidelines, that is, the one who must atone for his sins in church, get closer to eternal life, etc. The place of the guilty person is taken by a kind man, a “good savage,” who is not bad by nature, is not burdened with original sin, and, therefore, is not yet spoiled by society.

Andrey V. Raychev, Kancho M. Stoychev

The House That Built Who?

This year is filled with anniversaries of events that happened in 1989. Back then Europe and the entire world witnessed a change of the sociopolitical paradigm, which soon led to the disintegration of the Soviet Union and the end of the previous system of international relations.

Fyodor A. Lukyanov

The Tragedy of Ukraine

It is worth recalling that, back in May 2014, the Verkhovna Rada recognized the need to prioritize reconciliation. Adopted just five days before the presidential elections, had this policy actually been implemented, Ukraine’s subsequent history might have been very different.

Russia and the European Union in Eulerian Circles of “Europe”

The transformation of Europe after the end of the Cold War, which promised a peaceful and prosperous Europe without dividing lines, ended with a reconfiguration of military and political alliances with clear-cut boundaries and a reassessment of allies and potential adversaries.

Larisa V. Deriglazova

Nobody’s Revolution: The Russian State and the Fight for Memory

In Russia, there is no particularly tense strife between supporters and opponents of the hundred-year-old revolution.

Alexander Baunov

Whose Liberal International Order?

The Remaking of Eurasia and the Shifting Balance of International Ideas.

Kazushige Kobayashi

The Russian World in a Quest for Meaning

In the endless discussions about the Russian World, our analysts have obscured the issue by vague theorizing, but have failed to produce any recognized scientific concept or school that would explain the idea of the Russian World.

Alexander Gronsky

Education as a Watershed

For all the importance of Trump’s victory, it is too early to say that the long-term liberal trend has been broken. A basis exists for a conservative correction, probably deep and long, but not for a complete turnaround.

Ivan A. Safranchuk

On the Cheap and for the Elite: Great Power as the New Legitimacy

Putin's third term has been almost entirely consumed by a foreign agenda with only residual attention to domestic issues.

Vladimir Frolov

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