The Increased Level of Repressions Within the Russian Elite
Mikhail Troitskiy spoke on Russian Roulette, a podast produced by the Center for Strategic and International Studies. Hosts and guests
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Program News
Serbia between East and West
The Fletcher Russia and Eurasia Program recently hosted a lunch seminar with Ambassador Chris Hill, who served as the United
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How Autocrats in Eurasia Manage Elites in War and Crisis
The Fletcher Russia and Eurasia Program recently hosted a talk titled “How Autocrats in Eurasia Manage Elites in War and
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Transitional Justice Options for Postwar Russia
The Fletcher Russia and Eurasia Program recently hosted a talk featuring Dr. Thomas F. Remington, Visiting Professor of Government at
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Possibilities and Realities of Russia’s Territorial Disintegration
The Fletcher Russia and Eurasia Program recently hosted a talk on the possibilities and realities of territorial disintegration in Russia,
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Call for Visiting Fellow Applications
The Russia and Eurasia Program at The Fletcher School welcomes applications for Visiting Fellowships. Review is conducted on the rolling basis throughout
Read MoreHow Autocrats in Eurasia Manage Elites in War and Crisis – Lunch Seminar on November 6
Please join us noon on Thursday, November 6, 2025 in the Program conference room (114 Curtis St, Somerville MA 02144)
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How Did Dual-Track Signals Silenced Russia’s Globalized Elites?
Mikhail Troitskiy contributed a research article to Post-Soviet Affairs. Troitskiy asks why Russia’s globally integrated elites – technocrats, oligarchs, and
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Political Repression in Russia
Fletcher Russia and Eurasia Program recently hosted a talk on the mechanisms of political repression in contemporary Russia. The speaker
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Professor Chris Miller in Foreign Affairs: Europe Is Losing the Chips Race
Russia and Eurasia Program Co-Director Professor Chris Miller co-authored an article in Foreign Affairs arguing that Europe needs more cooperation
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