Boris Mezhuev

Elena Maslova

Alexey Maslov

Vladimir Mazyrin

Lawrence McDonnell

Raza Muhammad

Konstantin Makienko

Klaus Milke

C. Raja Mohan

Robert A. Manning

Boris Mezhuev

Russian Federation

Political scientist; Assistant professor, Department of Philosophy, Moscow State University; Deputy Editor-in-Chief, Izvestia newspaper.

Member, editorial board of journal @Polis”; Editor-in-Chief, the web-site Terra America.

Ph.D in philosophy.

Previous positions: deputy editor-in chief, journal Cosmopolis (2002–2006); editor-in-chief, web-site Agentstvo politicheskikh novostei; chief editor of Russian journal (2008–2010); scientific director, “Strategy 2020” Foundation (2010–2012).

Research interests: political development; Russian-American relationships; political philosophy.

Selected publications: Perestroika-2: Experience of Repetition (2014); The Political Critique by Vadim Tsymbursky (2012) and more than 200 publications in Russian and English languages.

Authored more than 200 publications in Russian and English languages.

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Opinions

The Russian World Is Coming to Europe

Europe is not an alien civilization to Putin. If the Russian world wins, the European family would likely offer a place – possibly the pride of place – to a new and better Russia, with its large population consisting of many ethnic groups. By incorporating Crimea, Russia has not left Europe but has re-entered it after 20 years of living in isolation.

22.04.2014

Opinions

Farewell, Michael!

Michael McFaul’s heart likely went out to the Russian opposition, and he soon made public his feeling of pain at his inability to help. But what could he do if his every step was being watched, and if each cent that fell out of his purse was counted and recorded? McFaul clearly knew that he was in a scrubbed atmosphere where such viral infections as an Orange Revolution cannot appear out of the blue.

07.02.2014

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