Why was there no bribery incidence data for Russia in Transparency International’s international survey of 2013? Andrey Kamenetsky at Odnako connects the dots to argue that it was simply because the results were too inconvenient to serve as propaganda. A Crisis of Zombification: How Transparency International failed on The Russia Corruption Rating Dear Readers! In July there […]
Translation: Why Didn’t Transparency International Reveal Russia’s Bribery Data?
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was written by Anatoly Karlin for Russian Spectrum on July 28, 2013 .No Comments
Al Jazeera On Elections And White Ribbons
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was written by Anatoly Karlin for Da Russophile on December 15, 2011 .15 Comments
Russia’s winter of discontent? from Al Jazeera’s Stream. Overall, fairly balanced. I appear at 8:50 to ask a question about the suspicious timing – two months before the actual elections – of the creation of the website promoting the White Ribbon as the symbol of the anti-Kremlin protests. Generally speaking, I’m skeptical about the more grandiose […]
