The differing interpretation of world affairs by Chinese and Soviet leaders not only revolved around contradiction in ideology and class str

Gavin Wilde, senior fellow with the Carnegie Endowment, discusses cyber warfare in the Russo-Ukrainian War.

Dr. Marléne Laruelle, who is a historian at George Washington University talks about illiberalism in Europe.

Executive Summary This white paper discusses how the informal practices within Russian orphanages negatively impact children with...

Part I “I am marrying you ‘per procuram’ with permission of the Church, not because you are rich or powerful, but because you are of the...

Adam Klein, the director of the Strauss Center at UT, discusses surveillance, liberty and privacy.

TAYLOR: Hi Francesca, thank you so much for agreeing to be on this podcast with us today. So to start off, can you give us a little bit...

In Arthur Koestler's Darkness at Noon, Rubashov, an “old Bolshevik,” struggles between rationalizing the importance of the individual in...

Anti-corruption efforts in Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH) are impeded by its decentralized political system, weak law enforcement, and...

This paper presents findings about how supranational organizations can engage with LGBT rights in Belarus through improving LGBT access...

In January 1771, the steppes of the Lower Volga were filled with the sounds of hundreds of thousands of nomads and their flocks, all...

“A backward country inhabited by millions of superstitious, fanatically religious peasants.” This depiction candidly illustrates how...