Natural sciences vs. humanities: who stands to gain and who will suffer from the conservative swing?
DMITRY DUBROVSKY

The shift in the political agenda has heavily influenced the scientific agenda.
MIKHAIL SOKOLOV

How the Russian state is introducing repression into the educational system
DMITRY DUBROVSKY

Russian medical sciences’ shift in focus toward collaboration with new partners will likely mean a change in quality.
At the request of the authors, names are not published

The rights prescribed by the Russian Constitution and the Law on Education cannot be provided or protected within Russia.
DMITRY DUBROVSKY

How the Kremlin’s politics are aggravating the crisis facing those scientists who remain in Russia.
DMITRY RUDENKIN

Why unapologetic opponents are rejecting “wokeness,” “cancel culture,” and other 21st-century phenomena.
DMITRY DUBROVSKY

Three strategies for civic education. Part 2
Sonya Smyslova and Ella Rossman

Three strategies for civic education. Part 1
Sonya Smyslova and Ella Rossman

How expert evaluations are “defending the motherland” in the era of the Special Military Operation.
DMITRY DUBROVSKY

7 Topical Titles That Will Captivate More than Just Specialists
ANDREI GERASIMOV

Russian history has ceased to be a scientific discipline and has become part of the military propaganda machine.
DMITRY DUBROVSKY

Russia is dominated by an authoritarian sociology afflicted with aphonia, aphasia, and public muteness syndrome.
At the author’s request, the name is not published

Science and higher education in exile are trying to do the (almost) impossible.
DMITRY DUBROVSKY

The experience of teaching public administration in an era of war
KIRILL SHAMYEV

2022 gave Kazakh academia a unique chance for advancement. The key is to use it.
ALEXANDER VILEYKIS

Academic disputes about the guilt and accountability of Russian professors
DMITRY DUBROVSKY

The pay gap is most noticeable in research universities.
At the request of the authors, names are not published

What does Iran’s experience tell us?
At the author’s request, the name is not published

If demand for independent Russian social sciences even exists today, there is nothing on the horizon that comes close to meeting it.
MIKHAIL SOKOLOV

February 24, 2022, marked the beginning of a catastrophe for Russian science and higher education.
DMITRY DUBROVSKY