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DPIR’s Paul Chaisty and Stephen Whitefield have written a new book charting the evolution of Russian politics: How Russians Understand the New Russia | Princeton University Press

We caught up with Paul and Stephen to discuss the book and its key messages.

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Book cover - Image of symbols of rows of men and women in white, blue and red on a black background, with the text’ How Russians Understand the New Russia in red’

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DPIR’s Paul Chaisty and Stephen Whitefield pen new book on Russian politics

Stephen Whitefield

Stephen Whitefield

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2025 Cyril Foster Lecture: How to End Wars: Pragmatic Approaches to Peacebuilding

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Oxford Spring School in Advanced Research Methods

Oxford Spring School in Advanced Research Methods

Spring School 2024

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Oxford Spring School

Oxford Spring School in Advanced Research Methods

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This International Women's Day, DPIR celebrates the political achievements of women: Meet Dr Daryna Dvornichenko

Daryna Dvornichenko

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DPIR’s Dr Hussam Hussein publishes letter in Science Journal on electric vehicles in Jordan

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Majority support moderation on social media platforms, global survey shows

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Level of concern over the effects of climate change plateaus despite increasing environmental challenges, new report finds

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Desmond King releases timely lecture text on ‘American Political Violence’