This talk presents findings from a study using Russia’s “foreign agent” label timing to examine repression’s effect on (1) content by labelled political pariahs and (2) user engagement with such “suspect” content online.
This talk presents findings from a study using Russia’s “foreign agent” label timing to examine repression’s effect on (1) content by labelled political pariahs and (2) user engagement with such “suspect” content online.
This roundtable examines public and street art under authoritarianism, exploring the artistic practice not merely as genres but as contested states of publicness where artistic visibility becomes a site of political negotiation.
Joseph Kellner, historian of Russia and the Soviet Union at the University of Georgia, presents his recently-published book, The Spirit of Socialism: Culture and Belief at the Soviet Collapse.
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Evgenia Nekrasova and Tatiana Novoselova are the co-founders of the Independent School of Literary Practices.
Blending horror and farce, Moscow 93 presents Russia in the first decade after communism through the lens of a sordid expat scene. A scene that, one day, exploded into a war zone.
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