Maxim Trudolyubov on the meaning of Putin’s “revolution” and its historical parallels
Law & Institutions
45 posts
Ben Noble on how Putin hasn’t yet nailed down precisely what will happen in 2024
Alexander Morozov on how Putin fell out of love with Russia’s 1993 Constitution
Bulat Mukhamedzhanov on the continuous schism between supporters and opponents of the domestic violence law in Russia
Ivan Tkachev on sanctions from 2020 onwards
Max Hess on how a series of S-400 sales demonstrates how the Trump Administration dropped the ball on Russian defense sanctions
Tatyana Stanovaya on the transformations that await Russia’s political system in 2020
Anton Imennov and Sergey Glandin describe how US sanctions policies are being used to stall a second gas pipeline network linking Russia and Germany
Ben Noble on the evolution of the Duma’s relationship with the executive under the leadership of Mr Volodin
Ivan Tkachev on when it is justified to talk about sanctions evasion and when it’s not
The debate about sanctions’ efficacy must first consider how easy it is for Russian firms to violate the spirit, if not the word, of sanctions, argues Maximilian Hess.
Bulat Mukhamedzhanov considers why the Russian authorities have resorted to aggressively prosecuting former law enforcement officers