Georgia’s Foreign Agents Law and Democracy
By Rosalinde Nebiolo, MALD 2025 Candidate, The Fletcher School The new foreign agents law passed in Georgia in May 2024
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Maxim Krupskiy
The Power of Stigma
How Georgia’s “Foreign Agent” Law—and Others Like It—Can Damage Democracy By Maxim Krupskiy, Former Visiting Scholar at the Fletcher Russia
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Foreign Agent Interview
Featuring Maxim Krupskiy, Former Visiting Scholar of the Fletcher Russia and Eurasia Program, for The Advocates for Human Rights An
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Kennan Cable No. 92: Russian “Foreign Agents” Scenario: From the Weaponization of Transparency to Public Discrimination
By Maxim Krupskiy, Former visiting scholar of the Russia and Eurasia Program at The Fletcher School Over the last two
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Academic Year 2022-2023 Visiting Scholars
The Fletcher School offers a wide array of resources and expertise to guide your professional and academic development. From transatlantic
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Democracy in the Crosshairs: Unpacking Georgia’s Foreign Influence Debate
Please join the Fletcher Russia and Eurasia Program for a roundtable on the controversy surrounding the proposed “foreign agents” legislation in Georgia. The
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Under Someone Else’s Influence: How Georgia Got Its Law on Foreign Agents
By Maxim Krupskiy, Former Visiting Scholar of the Russia and Eurasia Program at The Fletcher School Proponents of “foreign agent”
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A Proposed Law Targeting ‘Foreign Interests’ in Georgia Riles the Opposition
Opponents of the measure, which resembles a Russian law that Moscow has used to crack down on dissidents, say it
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Foreign Agents Everywhere | A Conversation with Galina Starovoitova Fellow Maxim Krupskiy
By The Wilson Center featuring Maxim Krupskiy, Former visiting scholar of the Russia and Eurasia Program at The Fletcher School
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“Foreign Agents” Legislation: Between Democratic Resilience and Weaponized Transparency
Featuring Maxim Krupskiy, Former visiting scholar of the Russia and Eurasia Program at The Fletcher School The ongoing authoritarian backsliding
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