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A Window on Russia

“A riddle wrapped in a mystery inside an enigma” – so Winston Churchill once described Russia. Subsequent efforts at understanding that huge and complex country have not made it much more transparent. But Project Syndicate’s special monthly column on Russian affairs offers readers a clear-eyed view.

Project Syndicate's monthly commentaries on Russian affairs and Russian life, edited by the historian and political commentator, Nina Khrushcheva, make the politics, culture, and economy of this often murky country explicable to an outside audience. Written primarily by eminent Russians, they present Russian society "from the inside," delivering to readers the people and ideas that will shape Russia in the months and years ahead.

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Date	Title / Authors	Available Languages
May 2009	Who’s Who on Putin’s Payroll? by Andrei Piontkovsky
April 2009	Russia’s Lawless Legality by Suzanne Scholl
March 2009	Re-Booting NATO-Russia Relations by Dmitry Rogozin
February 2009	The Kremlin’s Failing Monopoly by Alexander Etkind
January 2009	Can Russia be Saved? by Sergei Guriev and Aleh Tsyvinski
December 2008	Putinism in Crisis by Irina Yasina
November 2008	Business as Usual with Russia? by Richard Weitz
November 2008	The Right Way to Rebuild Georgia by Graciana del Castillo and Edmund S. Phelps
October 2008	The Russians are Coming – With Cash by Aleh Tsyvinski and Sergei Guriev
September 2008	The Dragon and the Bear by Dmitry Shlapentokh
September 2008	Russia's Coming Financial Crash by Anders Åslund
August 2008	Georgia Splits the Kremlin by Andrei Piontkovsky
July 2008	Ending the Silent Russo-European War by Igor Yurgens
June 2008	Russia’s Ukrainian Path to the Future by Andrei Piontkovsky
May 2008	Russia for Racists by Suzanne Scholl

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