No, we did not come from a war-torn country.
Lost Diamonds, an Immigrant Story
Jordan Center co-hosts roundtable discussion with Russian journalists, bloggers
Eleven journalists and bloggers from Russia joined the Jordan Center on a U.S. reporting tour organized by the U.S. Department of State Foreign Press Center.
Thoughts from the inaugural New York Russia Public Policy Seminar
Trump brings to Washington a style of rule that Moscow understands and is very comfortable with: personalist and kleptocratic.
RT: Influence, Persuasion, and Effects
Without evidence that a previously held attitude has changed as a result of RT’s message, we are not talking about persuasion.
The Ballad of Sonya and Louie: An Immigrant Story
I had thought my family was Russian, but then when I went to college, I found out we were just Jews.
Try a Little Tenderness: An Immigrant Story
All I have left from the first 14 years of my life is an envelope of old photographs.
An Immigrant’s Daughter
Of Course, We Didn’t Know: An Immigrant Story
Immigrant Stories: A New Rubric at All the Russias
It seems like a good time to take pride in the diverse immigrant roots of our field by gathering immigrant stories.
Russia and the Women’s Marches
The signs linking Russia, Putin and Trump invoked existing language and memes that were often bawdy and hilarious.
How Tolstoy’s ‘War and Peace’ Can Inspire Those Who Fear Trump’s America
Obama and the US Miscalculation on Russia
American policy makers, the media, and social media feel the need to perform their values at someone’s expense, and calculated wrongly that there would be no consequences if that someone were Russia.
Hulk Smash Stupid Russia Theories
Monocausal explanations have the virtue of catchiness and the vice of absurdity.
Kompromat: Everything You Wanted to Know (But Were Afraid to Ask)
The logic is simple: If you know that “the services” have a file on you, with information that could get you arrested or destroy your career, you are not very likely to step out of line politically.
Punitive Patriarchy: “A Holiday Fairytale”
Motherhood is tangled up in a complex nexus of Russianness, physical suffering, emotional authenticity and nature.
What You Need to Know about the Protests in Poland
We do not expect the protests to dislodge PiS from power, any more than previous demonstrations have.
Duma Reforms: Flash or Substance?
In Defense of Russia’s Holocaust on Ice
Jordan Center Director speaks with Sky News
Jordan Center Director Joshua A. Tucker spoke to Sky News on Saturday November 19th about the future of US-Russian relations following the US elections. Here is the interview:
