Graeme Robertson

[Graeme Robertson @gbrunc]

New research on different responses by Russians to the war against Ukraine. With @bwhecht and @samagreene
Yes In My Name? The Problem of Agency in Russians’ Response to the War https://t.co/gQsoNRueHY

[The Associated Press @AP]

Alexei Navalny’s widow Yulia Navalnaya will now take on his work leading the Russian opposition through one of the darkest and most turbulent times in its history.

[Graeme Robertson @gbrunc]

On the awful news of Alexei Navalny's murder. With Margarita Liutova of Meduza.

https://t.co/cSWNKHfGKw

[CNAS @CNASdc]

Listen: @samagreene and @gbrunc join @AKendallTaylor and @jteurope to discuss Russia’s domestic political climate on the latest episode of Brussels Sprouts. https://t.co/mHWO1Nps8y

[Comparative Politics @comppolsection]

Comparativists: it is time for section prize nominations! In the thread below we include contacts and information for each of our prizes for book, article, paper, dataset, emerging scholars, and mentoring https://t.co/OexJo2mGNV

[Graeme Robertson @gbrunc]

I am pleased to announce the Open Access publication, Russia in a Changing Climate, in WIREs Climate Change. This is the product of a collaboration of 17 PONARSians who are part of the PONARS Task Force on Russia in a Changing Climate.
https://t.co/emIB4NnVJ9

[Graeme Robertson @gbrunc]

Great conversation with the amazing Aaron Keck at WCHL on Kyiv and Ukrainian civil society: https://t.co/9JfdWS6dXT

[Graeme Robertson @gbrunc]

Worrying news. Gubad Ibadoghlu, a prominent economist, democrat and good friend of our Center has been arrested on trumped up charges in Baku. Please use whatever networks you have to press for his release.

[CSEEES @UNC_CSEEES]

Our statement in response to the arrest of Dr. Gubad Ibadoghlu, a prominent Azerbaijani economist and opposition politician.
https://t.co/WskkKifFHj

[Graeme Robertson @gbrunc]

Wonderful conversation with Margarita Liutova published in Meduza today. English language version to follow. Thanks, Margarita.
https://t.co/IVvCZtRpXb

[Graeme Robertson @gbrunc]

@CurtainSilicon Great conversation with Jonathan Fink on support for the war in Russia and many other things.

[Jonathan Fink 🇬🇧 🇺🇦 Silicon Curtain Podcast @CurtainSilicon]

Prighozhin’s calculated outbursts, the incursion into Belgorod, the fall and then encirclement of Bakhmut by Ukraine… everything seems to be happening all at once. What is going on – could this war be over much sooner than most military experts predict? https://t.co/VmZjduT4r1

[CSEEES @UNC_CSEEES]

Much gratitude to @brik_t for talking to UNC community today about the work @kse_ua is doing to provide access to higher education in wartime, support its students, and build bridges with partners abroad. 🙏🏻🇺🇦 @alkabanov @gbrunc

[Olga Onuch (Онух) @oonuch]

“Against all odds … doom and gloom… Ukraine is alive and kicking!!”

- @ZelenskyyUa

[dekoder @dekoder_org]

Warum regt sich in Russland so wenig Protest? Kommen denn gar keine Zweifel am Krieg gegen die #Ukraine️ auf? Drei Wissenschaftler antworten in unserem neuen FAQ: https://t.co/aKuFZZxAEj

[Graeme Robertson @gbrunc]

If you frequently (or even infrequently) ask questions about Russian protest and public opinion in German, this is for you: https://t.co/MI9sEWGUN5

[Graeme Robertson @gbrunc]

Will defeat in Ukraine mean the end for Putin? With the amazing Ivan Gomza... https://t.co/BwY8fVGstP

[CSEEES @UNC_CSEEES]

☝️We Need to Talk About Belarus - Join us this Friday for a virtual roundtable w/Felix Ackerman, Snezhana Rogach; Pavel Tereshkovich; Andrei Vazyanau & Almira Ousmanova. Moderated by Elena Trubina (CSEEES, Postdoc Fellow). @Amaurotum @felix_berlinski https://t.co/tof64XZg35

[Danyliw Seminar on Ukraine @DanyliwSeminar]

The Danyliw Seminar is back with Ukraine at War, 13-15 October, uOttawa -- the largest in-person Ukraine conference in nearly 3 years! 35 international participants (17 from Ukraine).
Program and registration: https://t.co/tdU2wrUCaU
The Seminar will be on livestream (info soon)

[Leonid Bershidskiy @Bershidsky]

Interesting how the military analysts who correctly predicted the invasion were wrong about the ability of the Russian military to get quick results. It's just a different version of the error I, for one, made by not believing in the invasion: an assumption of rationality.

[Olga Onuch (Онух) @oonuch]

New survey by @RatingGroup collected using CATI mode among 18+ population of Ukraine find that: 70% of respondents believe that Ukraine will be able to repel the Russian attack & 91% of Ukrainians have faith in the Ukrainian president. Nat Rep sample of 2000 error 2.2%