Ivan Fomin
@fomin-i.bsky.social
Russian politics expert, semiotician, discourse analyst, head of @ideasforrussia.bsky.social at the Boris Nemtsov Foundation, teaching at Nemtsov program at Charles University, Democracy Fellow @cepa.bsky.social
Links: bento.me/fomin-i
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"Is Putin’s Ideological Push at Russian Universities Sustainable?"
by Ivan Fomin (Statism Lab @ideasforrussia.bsky.social),
Sofia Chernysheva (Ideas for Russia),
Egor Kozhevnikov (@charlesuni.cuni.cz),
Daniel Nedolyan (Yerevan State University)
russiapost.info/politics/ide...
by Ivan Fomin (Statism Lab @ideasforrussia.bsky.social),
Sofia Chernysheva (Ideas for Russia),
Egor Kozhevnikov (@charlesuni.cuni.cz),
Daniel Nedolyan (Yerevan State University)
russiapost.info/politics/ide...
Is Putin’s Ideological Push at Russian Universities Sustainable?
The authors look at Telegram chats of college professors who teach the recently mandated propagandistic course “Foundations of Russian Statehood,” as well as scholarly articles, where they find critic...
russiapost.info
February 14, 2025 at 12:01 AM
"Is Putin’s Ideological Push at Russian Universities Sustainable?"
by Ivan Fomin (Statism Lab @ideasforrussia.bsky.social),
Sofia Chernysheva (Ideas for Russia),
Egor Kozhevnikov (@charlesuni.cuni.cz),
Daniel Nedolyan (Yerevan State University)
russiapost.info/politics/ide...
by Ivan Fomin (Statism Lab @ideasforrussia.bsky.social),
Sofia Chernysheva (Ideas for Russia),
Egor Kozhevnikov (@charlesuni.cuni.cz),
Daniel Nedolyan (Yerevan State University)
russiapost.info/politics/ide...
Our team analyzed Telegram groups and scholarly articles of Russian professors who teach the propagandistic course “Foundations of Russian Statehood”. We found that many of them criticize the course for being conceptually confusing, vague in purpose, and difficult or even dangerous to teach.
February 13, 2025 at 11:59 PM
Our team analyzed Telegram groups and scholarly articles of Russian professors who teach the propagandistic course “Foundations of Russian Statehood”. We found that many of them criticize the course for being conceptually confusing, vague in purpose, and difficult or even dangerous to teach.
The BBC teamed up with an anthropologist and a linguist to unmask the disgruntled historian in Yekaterinburg who's been writing hundreds of "denunciations" to police and other authorities against opposition-minded Russians.
Anthropologist Alexandra Arkhipova and the BBC unmask the historian responsible for ‘denouncing’ opposition-minded Russians from behind a pseudonym — Meduza
A historian from Yekaterinburg is likely behind the pseudonym “Anna Korobkova,” a name used to file hundreds of reports to the Russian authorities denouncing people for supposedly anti-government…
buff.ly
December 29, 2024 at 1:41 AM