A new study examines the barriers academics face and how their experiences and demographics influence their views.
AIDANA TOREBEKOVA

Violations of academic freedom under the slogan of “protecting the constitutional order”
DMITRY DUBROVSKY

The Evolution of Academies of Sciences in Post-Soviet Central Asia
AIKERIM BEKTEMIROVA

In the third year of Russian aggression against Ukraine, violations of freedom on Russian soil have become commonplace.
DMITRY DUBROVSKY

Why didn’t Russia’s final liberal arts institute become the center of anti-war protests?
VICTOR MOKRUSHIN

What are anti-war Russians in academia saying?
ELENA PAVLOVA

Debates on models of academic freedom. Part 2
DMITRY DUBROVSKY

Debates on models of academic freedom. Part 1
DMITRY DUBROVSKY

When academic freedom is reduced to funding and accountability to funders, the Soviet period seems much more advantageous than the modern one in the eyes of Russian teachers.
At the author’s request, the name is not published.

Academic freedom in Russia began to deteriorate long before the launch of full-scale hostilities.
DMITRY DUBROVSKY

The specifics of networking to promote your people and those loyal to your cause. Part 2
Katja Ivanović

The specifics of networking to promote your people and those loyal to your cause. Part 1
Katja Ivanović

Our response to the Russian Federation’s official response at the UN
DMITRY DUBROVSKY

How Russian teachers survive after being the subject of denunciation letters.
“PANDORA’s SISTERS”

How Russian universities are working to normalize the war
DMITRY DUBROVSKY

The government may be able to censor research activities at universities, but this will not stop the discussion of scientific issues on independent platforms.
PETR TORKANOVSKY

From “non-traditional relationship propaganda” to “LGBT extremism”
DMITRY DUBROVSKY