Podcast
In the Shadow of the Kremlin
Hosted by POLSC630 · EN
A production of K-State's POLSC-630 students, the show covers the effects and ramifications of Post-Soviet Russia in the areas of economics, politics, foreign policy, and more.
10episodes
Episodes
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Crony Capitalism
Apr 7, 202400:22:56Tap to summarizeJoin Sierra and I as we discuss Crony Capitalism in Russia.
Transcribe →All About The Oligarchs of Russia
Apr 7, 202400:30:00Tap to summarizeFocusing on oligarchs right after the fall of the soviet union
Transcribe →Eurasia and the Russia Ukraine war
Mar 8, 202400:31:22Tap to summarizeWhy Putin began it in the first place as well as the idea of eurasianism
Transcribe →Putin’s, seemingly, never ending time in power
Feb 12, 202400:30:13Tap to summarizeK-State Political Science students present 'In the Shadow of the Kremlin', a podcast covering state-building, foreign policy, political economy, and civil society in the wake of the USSR
Transcribe →Putin's Power Vertical
Feb 12, 202400:27:21Tap to summarizeKylie and Sierra dive into Putin's recent interview with Tucker Carlson and the effects of his Power Vertical.
Transcribe →Russian Agriculture: Changes, Policies, and Consequences
Apr 17, 202300:35:01Tap to summarizeAustin, Duru, and Cathleen each discuss agricultural policy and its influences in Russia
Transcribe →Russia's Oil Industry and Dutch Economy
Apr 17, 202300:30:41Tap to summarizeIn this episode of "In the Shadow of the Kremlin", Michael Thompson, Joseph Pondillo, and Naomi Galindo discuss Russia's natural resources, more specifically the oil industry, Central Asia and the Caucasus, and Dutch Economy.
Transcribe →Eurasianism, Russia, and the Tuva Republic
Mar 22, 202300:34:28Tap to summarizeMichael Thompson, Naomi Galindo, and Samuel Schweier discuss the Tuva Republic, one of the smallest republics in the Russian Federation, and the role it has within Russia and even, the war in Ukraine.
Transcribe →Belarus's Interesting Relationship with Russia
Mar 22, 202300:35:32Tap to summarizeCathleen, Duru, and Austin each discuss the relationship that Belarus has with Russia, as well as the concept that allow for that relationship to flourish.
Transcribe →The Nagorno-Karabakh Conflict
Feb 19, 202300:36:59Tap to summarizeAustin Edwards, Duru Dogan, and Naomi Galindo discuss the geopolitical conflict between Azerbaijan and Armenia regarding the Nargorno-Karabakh region.
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