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Digest | Mar 11, 2022
Post | Mar 10, 2022
New, drastic sanctions have been slapped on Russia and will hurt, especially in the long run. Plenty has been said about the effects on energy markets, so I’m going to skip that sector and say a few things about other, less discussed yet very important domains where these sanctions could…
Analysis | Mar 10, 2022
Punitive measures that inflict damage on entire populations and their economic life are morally fraught.
Analysis | Mar 09, 2022
He’s acted with arrogance and recklessness in Ukraine, but there’s ample historical precedent for his errors.
Analysis | Mar 09, 2022
To understand whether Putin is likely to attack a North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) member-state or use nuclear weapons, it is helpful to consider a standard social science definition of rationality.
Post | Mar 04, 2022
This week, two Russian pollsters—VTsIOM and FOM—published surveys showing that approximately two-thirds of the Russian public support the Kremlin’s war in Ukraine. The independent Levada Center, which Western experts often cite as more reliable, has not yet released its data on the topic. However,…
Analysis | Mar 03, 2022
From the start, the Russian campaign has been hampered by political objectives that cannot be translated into meaningful military objectives.
Analysis | Mar 03, 2022
As horrific and needless violence unfolds in Ukraine, my friends, family, colleagues, and media from around the world have all been asking the same questions: What’s eating Putin?
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