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Podcast | Expert Opinions: Transnational Repression

Monday, July 26, 2021

In the latest episode of Expert Opinions - Russia, Eurasia, our podcast with Eurasianet, Masha Udensiva-Brenner interviews Freedom House researches Isabel Linzer and Nate Schenkkan (MARS-REERS '11) about their report on transnational repression in the context of the Ryanair hijacking in Belarus.

Mark Andryczyk Interviewed by LB.UA

Monday, July 26, 2021

Mark Andryczyk (Staff Associate, Ukrainian Studies Program) was recently interviewed by LB.ua about his work as a translator, his monograph "The Intellectual as Hero in 1990s Ukrainian Prose" (University of Toronto Press), and his music project Yeezhak.

Yuri Shevchuk Publishes “Ukrainian-English Collocation Dictionary” (Hippocrene Books)

Thursday, July 22, 2021

Yuri Shevchuk (Lecturer in Ukrainian) is the author of the new Ukrainian-English Collocation Dictionary (Hippocrene Books), which provides the core Ukrainian lexicon as it is used in contemporary speech.

Jenik Radon and Stephen Sestanovich Weigh in on Nord Stream 2 for CNBC

Thursday, July 22, 2021

Jenik Radon and Stephen Sestanovich discuss the new agreement between Germany and the U.S. to allow the completion of Russia's Nord Stream 2 Pipeline. Read the article on CNBC.

Harriman Institute Is Now a Featured Partner on CU's Academic Commons

Wednesday, July 21, 2021

The Harriman Institute is now a Featured Partner in Columbia University Library's Academic Commons, which provides global access to research and scholarship at Columbia. Titles are searchable by author, title, subject through the Academic Commons website or CLIO, the CU Libraries catalog.

Summer 2021 Issue of Harriman Magazine Is Now Online

Friday, July 16, 2021

The Summer 2021 issue of Harriman Magazine features a cover story by Svetlana Borodina (Mellon Teaching Fellow at the Harriman Institute) on the changing definition of inklyuziya (inclusion), which until recently referred mainly to the domain of disability inclusion programs in Russia. Two profiles focus on Harriman alumni from the 21st century. Tinatin Japaridze (MARS-REERS 2019) is writing a book that examines Stalin's political legacy, while Sanjay Sethi (Harriman Certificate 2007) helped put together the first-ever human rights report about artistic repression in Eastern and Central Europe.

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