Postsocialism

I write about Russia and 'postsocialism' (how Russian society has changed since 1991). I teach and research at Aarhus University, Denmark. I've been visiting and living in Russia since 1995. I'm most interested in understanding society through the eyes of the 'everyday' experience of ordinary people.

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Cynthia Buckley 08/02/2019 at 4:12 pm

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