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Vladislav Inozemtsev

Director, Centre for Post-Industrial Studies (Moscow). Senior Fellow, Polish Institute of Advanced Studies (PIASt), Warsaw, Poland. 

Articles

  1. Russia’s Economy in 2017: Stable But Troubled
  2. Two Landmark Cases that will Change Russia
  3. German Lessons for the Russian World
  4. “Digital disease” and the cure for it
  5. The Great Russian Phantom
  6. Are We All Losers?
  7. Putin The Omnipresent?
  8. Russia’s Exceptional Diaspora
  9. Russia is Europe
  10. Unenergetic energy
  11. Trump is not the America
  12. Let us not fear history!
  13. Middle East: admitting the obvious
  14. A worrying trend
  15. What are the Kremlin's next moves with Kiriyenko on board?
  16. Presumption of confrontation
  17. The privatization play. The second act
  18. On the Great Compromise
  19. The catcher in the lie
  20. Crimea. 160 years of “imminent confrontation” between Russia and Europe
  21. The only way to “unleash” the Russian economy
  22. Russian sports economics
  23. China: a lifebouy or a stone around one's neck?
  24. The unbearable heaviness of being
  25. Brexit: better to be prepared than to be caught off guard?
  26. Economy of disillusionment vs. economy of hope
  27. Ukraine’s New, Old Elite
  28. Revolutionism as a synonym of Europeanness
  29. A recipe against terrorism
  30. The right, migration and the EU
  31. From China to Europe without Russia?
  32. The Pendulum effect
  33. 'Integration of integrations’: a delusive dream
  34. Dangerous endeavor
  35. Do the Russians want war?
  36. Life after oil
  37. The end of the consumer economy
  38. What do the BRICS want?
  39. The Russian Economy: Downturn Management
  40. Lucky Putin

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