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Ivan Polynin: MA in Political Science from Central European University (Budapest, Hungary). He is an independent researcher currently working on the topic of authoritarian regimes and their supporters.

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Unwanted advice. What Russian economic think tanks do with the independence they did not want

By Ivan Polynin

This post is a Review of the BOFIT policy brief 3/2016: “Domestic and external factors in the development of Russia’s economic think tank sector” by Yakovlev A.,...

Think tank survival guide: How to keep on working in the authoritarian countries of the Former Soviet Union?

By Ivan Polynin

Despite the apparent easiness of the task, it is rather hard to translate the term “think tank” into Russian. The most frequent translation is “analitecheskiy...

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Unwanted advice. What Russian economic think tanks do with the independence they did not want

Think tank survival guide: How to keep on working in the authoritarian countries of the Former Soviet Union?