In this darkly funny and emotionally resonant novel of contemporary Russia, a young filmmaker unexpectedly finds herself targeted by an authoritarian regime—despite her best efforts to stay out of politics.
In this darkly funny and emotionally resonant novel of contemporary Russia, a young filmmaker unexpectedly finds herself targeted by an authoritarian regime—despite her best efforts to stay out of politics.
Tim Frye’s talk, based on his new book Workplace Politics, uncovers how state-dependent bosses mobilize workers at the ballot box—and why this hidden tactic flourishes in opaque autocracies.
This project examines the effect of lawmaking activities in the Ukrainian parliament on corruption, political survival, and lawmaking activities.
Join us for Melissa Frazier’s book talk on her recent work Signs of the Material World: Dostoevsky, Science, and the 19th-Century Novel!
The NYU Jordan Center for the Advanced Study of Russia is excited to announce the fourth annual Master’s and Undergraduate Research Symposium!
Join us for another installment of the year-long series "Russia and Its Neighbors: In Search of a New Paradigm", hosted by Dr. Yevgenia Albats!
Keep up-to-date on all upcoming events.
