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Evel Economakis

The author holds a Ph.D. in Russian history from Columbia University. He has taught German and Russian history at universities in the United States, Canada and Russia. His work has appeared in Slavic Review, Russian and East European Review, Journal of Family History, Russian Review, Geist, Threepenny Review, The New Statesman, Dissent and American Motorcyclist, among others.
Europe

War in Ukraine: What Lies Ahead

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Whatever the outcome of the war on the ground, Ukrainian resistance to Russian aggression has guaranteed the end of Vladimir Putin's kleptocracy that was...
Europe

Vladimir Putin and the New World Disorder

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Washington used the lessons it learned from the Vietnam War to trick the Soviet Union into getting bogged down in Afghanistan. Now NATO has...
Economy

Forward to the Past: Covid-19 and Our Brave New Future

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No more kisses, handshakes or blowing out birthday candles. But that is alright. We can live with these changes. How people behave in the...

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