Jeremy Morris
@jeremymorris.bsky.social
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Write and research on Russia. Work at Aarhus University, but opinions my own, not those of employer.
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Reminder that this is now out in hardback and softback as well as ebook formats. Link in the next post.
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terrifying myself by imagining that, somewhere out there, someone with more security clearance than brain cells is planning covert operations using chat gpt
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So we decided to do a YouTube. Three guys talking about Russia.
Clickbait:
James: 'We won't call them [Americans going to Russia to live] white nationalists or anything'
Jonny: 'I think you just have'
Join us for what will hopefully be a recurring chat.
Link in the next post
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great example of alternative data science
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By this decommunization logic, anyone who did any cultural production which saw the light of day between 1917-1991 is a collaborator with a colonial authority? Jeez, good luck with your postcolonial nation building!
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Like, no shit, Sherlock! Nowhere can the article admit that Shepitko was not just a Soviet filmmaker, but one of global stature in the 20thC. What a shame on (and for) Ukraine.
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Current Reading: Maria Gunko, "Nothing there. A small Armenian town between
disappearance and endurance"
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Current reading: Crypto in Russia:
"Well, not to say anything out loud, let’s call it some kind of intensification of relations between different states.
They can make it so that at some point I will be left without the main source of income. Then I will have to do
it [invest in cryptocurrency]"
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Our annual Russia and Eurasia issue is out! Featuring @jeremymorris.bsky.social on Russia’s compliant war society, Olena Strelnyk on Ukraine’s wartime gender equality turn, @nelbek.bsky.social on Belarus’s post-2020 transformations, Florian Mühlfried on mistrust and protest in Georgia…
Volume 124 Issue 864 | Current History | University of California Press
online.ucpress.edu
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less than in inch between that wank and anti-miscengenation laws.
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'How cultivated and sensitive -or how superficial - must his Anglo-Saxon readers be, to have accepted this fascinating artist.' - Stefan Napukski
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Conrad's conviction that British tolerance, even if it is sometime naive, is better than foreign extremism and foreign cynicism. Wonderfully revealed through the mouth of an exasperated Russian aristocrat in The Secret Agent. (lack of open repression makes Britain the mockery of Europe)
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Re-Reading Conrad and always struck by his eternally contemporary relevance: the British are 'a people which has made a bargain with fate and wouldn't like to be rude to it.'
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We did an author meet and book exchange yesterday in salubrious surroundings. Bonus was the cosplay Peaky Blinders bloke. From some angles he looked like Lenin.
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"Kuzminov had an element of authoritarianism, but he invited people to HSE who were able to object to him. And, even if later, for various reasons, such people were relegated to less noticeable positions..." Yakovlev provides cover for the myth of HSE as 'like any Western one'.
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Well overdue article: "The elephant in the lecture hall: Russian intelligence and Western academia" by Sanshiro Hosaka