Who Lost Russia is a revised and updated edition of a book that was originally published in 2017 and was prompted, as its author Peter Conradi informs us, by Russia’s annexation of Crimea in 2014
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Life After Corona: Business as Usual?
Trying to predict the future is so inherently human. To me, this is a sign of ingrained optimism: even when the future predicted is very gloomy, it is still a future we are talking about. Future fo
Trio II: The Winter of Our Discontent (Part 1)
“It’s so much darker when a light goes out than it would have been if it had never shone.” John Steinbeck I owe the title of this review to the eponymous book of John Steinbeck who borrow
Inequality and Capitalism (Alone)
Milanovic’s Global Inequality may be a relatively old news by now. Yet, published in 2016, the book is still relevant as it anticipates many developments that we are observing today, such a