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Jordan Center for the
Advanced Study of Russia

Andrei Kureichik

andrei.kureichyk@yale.edu
Articles by Andrei Kureichik

Ales Bialiatski: A Moral Choice We Hope Never to Face

Ales Bialiatski’s was one of the strangest Nobel lectures in history. Not only did the laureate not write it himself, he did not deliver it—at the time of the ceremony, he was in solitary confinement in Cell Block No. 1 in Minsk, Belarus.

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