The transformation of Russian graduate education, from reform to counter-reform. Part 2.
DMITRY DUBROVSKY

The transformation of Russian graduate school, from reform to counter-reform. Part 1.
DMITRY DUBROVSKY

In the fifth year of the war, Russian academia has entered a qualitatively new dimension of unfreedom.
YULIA SINEOKAYA

Scientists in Exile: Between Transnational Repression and Collective Suspicion
DMITRY DUBROVSKY

Relocated universities in Ukraine
M.I.

The Controversy Surrounding a Monograph on the War in Ukraine
DMITRY DUBROVSKY

The consequences of the suppression of academic freedom in the social sciences
PETR TORKANOVSKIY

Main Takeaways from an Interview with the Executive Secretary for Russian State History Textbooks
BORIS LANIN

Debates on Neutrality and the Problem of Academic Freedom
DMITRY DUBROVSKY

As long as academic autonomy remains undefined, universities will continue to choose safety over inquiry.
FERUZA MADAMINOVA

For Russian scientists, the imposition of “foreign agent” status is tantamount to being banned from work
DMITRY DUBROVSKY

How Russian scientists are working with Asian markets to trade scientific papers.
ANDREY ROSTOVTSEV

In 2025, the Russian government asserted its ideology, sought enemies in the West, and tried to create an alternative to globalization.
DMITRY DUBROVSKY

A master framework for a discipline or a language of dependence?
ANDRE ASINA

In Search of Freedom and Knowledge
IRINA CHUDOVA

A Timeline of the Dissolution
DMITRY DUBROVSKY

How universities around the world are escaping authoritarian pressure and disaster.
Part 2.
SOFIA SMYSLOVA

How universities around the world are escaping authoritarian pressure and disaster.
Part 1.
SOFIA SMYSLOVA

Benjamin Nathans explores the phenomenon of academic dissidence in the USSR.
DMITRY DUBROVSKY

Universities as Tools of Power
IRINA BUSYGINA

After 35 years, the planned economy system is returning to Russian higher education.
DMITRY DUBROVSKY