Posts in Russia

Whose Question was that?

By Deimantas Steponavicius Prelude: The Document That Knew Too Much In December 2015, Stephen M. Dayspring, a[…]

Silent Extraction: Confronting the Hidden Machinery of China’s Organ Harvesting Industry

by Irina Tsukerman and Scott Douglas Jacobsen How do Irina Tsukerman and Jan Jekielek examine forced organ[…]

Who Recognizes the Dead: Alexander Bogdanov and the Limits of Instrumental Recognition

By Deimantas Steponavicius I. A Question Before a Story Most accounts of intellectual neglect are written as[…]

The Anatomy of Russian Espionage: Surveillance, Strategy, and Statecraft

by Irina Tsukerman and Scott Douglas Jacobsen How do Russia’s intelligence services use corruption, deep-cover illegals, operational[…]

Small Clues – The New Bretton Woods

The aligned media network is a transmitter. This is the signal: a single trade, hedged across both[…]

What can Recognition Architecture tell us about the Reflexive Control Doctrine

By Deimantas Steponavicius Prelude Why are different groups of people prepared to recognize different realities from exactly[…]

Small Clues: John and Irina Mappin – A Transatlantic, European, and Russian Web

Small Clues: John and Irina Mappin – A Transatlantic, European, and Russian Web John Mappin’s early ambitions[…]

Paris-Moscow-Washington: The French far right from a transnational perspective

by Maxime Gauin Paris-Moscow-Washington: The French far right from a transnational perspective Marine Le Pen in front[…]