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LATEST FROM THE RUSSIA POST

Russia.Post is an analytical platform of The Russia Program, which publishes op-eds by scholars and experts.

Russians Continue Both to View China Positively and to Worry about Economic Dependence

Russia Post

The Kremlin’s Nationalization Campaign: Who Has Won, Who Has Lost, and Why

The Return of Scarcity to Russia Is Undermining Putin’s Promises of Stability

Rustam Alexander

Russians Continue to Want ‘Peace, But on Russia’s Terms’ Even as Pessimism Spreads Across the Country

Russia Post

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ORAL HISTORY OF RUSSIA

Oral History of U.S.-Russian Business Relations

Satinsky Archive is the oral history of Americans and other foreigners who participated in the historic dismantling   of the Soviet economy by Russian reformers and   who contributed to the creation of the Russian   market economy in the 1990s.

Adam Blanco

Peace Corps

Alexis Rodzianko

American Chamber of Commerce

Anya Kucharev

Esalen Institute Soviet American Exchange Program

Bernard Sucher

Practica Publishers, Moscow Beach Club, Starlight Diner, Uncle Guilly’s Steak House, Troika Dialog

U.S.-Russian Relations under Bush and Putin

This oral history records both American and Russian perspectives on political, economic, diplomatic, and military developments in the first decade of this century as a way   of furthering our understanding of the current state   of U.S-Russian relations.