InThe Promethean ReportbyPromeuraz·Oct 16Russia’s National Movements Challenge Federal AuthorityVolume 1, Issue 17: Mordovia, Buryatia, Tatarstan
Phil Jeudy·Jun 12Crimea: A Detailed Historical Account for Ignorants and PropagandistsA layered history of the peninsula, from antiquity to the 2014 annexation — written to separate the documented record from the national…
Wildan Firdaus·Jun 6I Want to Go to KazanMalam ini aku kembali memikirkan sebuah kota yang belum pernah aku kunjungi.
InThe Promethean ReportbyPromeuraz·May 29Political Pressure at Russia’s Regional MarginsVolume 1, Issue 3: Moscow, Tatarstan, Belgorod
InThe Promethean ReportbyPromeuraz·May 22Citizenship, Memory, and Peripheral AlignmentVolume 1, Issue 2: Transnistria, Tatarstan, Republika Srpska
Adzannie Bessania·Aug 22, 2025A Letter from Summer University in Russia: Journeys Through Science, History, and TatarstanWhile most of my friends spent their summer working or returning to their hometowns, I chose to remain in the city where I study. Kazan…
Akhas Tazhutov·May 13, 2024Moscow University’s IAC: Senior Zhuz Kazakhs Are Mongols, Middle Zhuz Ones, Oirats, Junior Zhuz…If one wants to understand how representatives of the so-called Russian deep State can split the Kazakh people and divide them into parts…
Violetta Khayrullina·Aug 16, 2023National Energy Policies of the Russian Federation and its implications on the regional economiesAn analysis of the relationship between national and regional energy policies to regional economies: A case study of Tatarstan regions and…
InLessons from HistorybyLester Golden·Jul 3, 2023Jailbreak: Unlocking Russia’s Prison of NationsCan Russia de-imperialize without breakup?A response icon3A response icon3
Nadin Brzezinski·Feb 13, 2023Change in Attitudes by Local Authorities?I would like to drill down into a single event that happened over the weekend. It’s a very easy one to miss or ignore. At least local…A response icon6A response icon6
