In Moscow's Shadows 165: Prince Bogdoi, Information Logjams and Public-Private Empire

Update: 2024-09-15

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What may a misadventure from 17th century Russian imperial history tell us about modern Russia? Why, about the perils of information logjams and public-private empires!

Details of the Pushkin House event I mentioned are here, and the Pertsev article is here.

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In Moscow's Shadows 165: Prince Bogdoi, Information Logjams and Public-Private Empire

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In Moscow's Shadows 165: Prince Bogdoi, Information Logjams and Public-Private Empire