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.
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.
This lecture explores the complex dynamics behind the careers of first two generations of Soviet women documentarians: How did studio hierarchies and shifting political agendas shape their work?
Join us for a joint book talk featuring Françoise Daucé and Olessia Kirtchik on Russia’s economic and digital trajectories.
This talk examines the concept of “ruralization” in Chișinău, the capital of the Republic of Moldova.
Join us for the Health Matters, A Virtual Lecture Series on Medicine, Illness, and Public Health. This event will be hosted online.
Since February 2022, the Public Sociology Laboratory has documented Russian everyday experiences of the war in Ukraine through 500+ in-depth interviews and 1,500 pages of ethnographic observations across Russia.
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