Putin’s Instrumentalization of LGBTQ+ Prejudice
By Ben Sohl, MALD 2020 Candidate, The Fletcher School Fighting prejudice should be considered a core national security interest. “As
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Author: Madeline M. Diorio
Interview on Everyday Life in Russia with Professor Chris Miller
By Tommy Tucker I love to learn new things; and I learned a ton of them this morning when we
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Three Ways of Looking at a Think Tank Kerfuffle
By Daniel Drezner, Professor of International Politics, The Fletcher School The Atlantic Council is going through some turmoil. What does
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Lisa May: “Economic Consequences of the Protests in Belarus”
Key Takeaways In 6 months of protests in Belarus, over 33 thousand people have been detained, and 269 persons are
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Independent Journalism: A Key to Countering Disinformation
By Samuel Green, MALD 2020 Candidate, The Fletcher School Megan Duffy and I both served as Peace Corps volunteers in
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Will Anything Stop Putin’s Pet Project?
By Chris Miller, Assistant Professor of International History, The Fletcher School Nord Stream 2, a direct pipeline from Russia to
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Women to the-Front: Instrumentalizing Gender Roles in Belarus
By Rosie Berman, Madeline Diorio, Tess Gannaway, and Erica Johnston Abstract This study addresses how Belarusian women draw upon traditional
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Going Beyond Conflict, Corruption, and Coffee Culture: Why Words Matter in the Balkans and Elsewhere
By Megan Duffy, MALD 2021 Candidate, The Fletcher School All regions of the world suffer from stereotypes that paint inaccurate,
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Lisa May: “Protests in Russia Over Jailing of Alexei Navalny”
Despite freezing temperatures, starting on January 23rd, thousands of Russians have been gathering in different corners of the country in
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FPRI Special Briefing: Alexey Navalny and U.S. Russian-Relations
On February 2, a Moscow court decided to sentence Russian opposition leader Alexey Navalny to over 2 years in prison.
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