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Russia's failure in the Olympic games
Boris Kagarlitsky

The authorities are looking for scapegoats for failure of the Russian team at the Olympics, but what is going on in sports is only an example of what is going on in other spheres of life - neoliberalism yields the same results no matter where it is applied.

Putin and Europe on the same crisis page
Boris Kagarlitsky

The
current wave of strikes across Europe are only a prelude to what will
come, as the ruling elite are not prepared to change their anti-crisis
policies that have merely supported the corporations that caused the
crisis.

The new opiate of the masses
Boris Kagarlitsky

If the new law recently passed by the State Duma goes into force, it will deliver a big blow to the Russian culture, education and public health.

The modernization trap
Boris Kagarlitsky

The peculiar form of capitalism that has developed in Russia is incompatible with modernization and democracy alike.

The anniversary of Stanislav Markelov and Anastasia Baburova’s murders
Boris Kagarlitsky

On January 19, 2010 one year will pass since the murder of a human rights lawyer and an anarchist activist. This is the day of antifascist mobilization that will be observed every year.

Das Friedensgutachten 2009
Jochen Hippler
 Christiane Fröhlich, Margerte Johannsen, Bruno Schoch, Adreas Heinemann-Grüder

Das Friedensgutachten ist das gemeinsame Jahrbuch der fünf Institute für Friedens- und Konfliktforschung  in  der  Bundesrepublik. Das Friedensgutachten 2009 stellt Möglichkeiten, Wege und Grenzen, Kriege und Gewaltkonflikte zu beenden,  in  seinen  Mittelpunkt.

This crisis will never end
Boris Kagarlitsky

Even if Russia manages to extricate itself from the economic crisis, the social disruptions that it has caused are here to stay.

We live like during e war

Russians regard everything happening to them as a natural calamity, from train explosion up to neonazi attacks, hoping that all problems will be solved by themselves.

The Fight Against Fascists
Boris Kagarlitsky

Ideological arguments in Russia are increasingly being settled through violent means.

President's address about technological progress and day-light savingstime
Boris Kagarlitsky

The Russian President’s Annual Address to the Federal Assembly is extremely far from politics. The key idea, if any, is that the technological progress will solve all our problems.

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