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Ekaterina Kotrikadze

Ekaterina Kotrikadze

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Ekaterina Kotrikadze is a correspondent and anchor at the recently closed independent Russian television channel Dozhd.

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  1. Banish Putin, Not Pushkin
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    Banish Putin, Not Pushkin

    May 27, 2022 Ekaterina Kotrikadze urges the West not to hold all Russians responsible for their government’s crimes in Ukraine.

  2. Navalny’s Return
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    Navalny’s Return

    Jan 15, 2021 Ekaterina Kotrikadze argues that the opposition leader's return to Russia is forcing an examination of Russians' tolerance of flagrant abuses of power.

  3. How YouTube Brought Politics Back to Russia
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    How YouTube Brought Politics Back to Russia

    Oct 28, 2020 Ekaterina Kotrikadze tracks the rise of independent, fact-based journalism on digital channels that now compete with state TV.

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    Crunch Time for the Power Sector

    Michael Spence

    Making the power sector fit for the twenty-first century requires a “banker” that finances and coordinates relevant long-term investments, and an “architect” that guides the development of a complex, interconnected smart-grid system. National governments need to fill both roles.

     argues that developing flexible, stable, and resilient smart grids requires an expanded industrial policy.
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    The Rise of Mesoeconomics

    William H. Janeway

    A growing body of literature focusing on the domain between the microeconomic and the macroeconomic has become increasingly relevant in a world beset by supply shocks. Armed with such insights, those designing industrial policies will have a better chance of achieving their overlapping economic- and national-security goals.

     details how a long-neglected field of economic study can be applied to today's most pressing policy challenges.
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    What the AI Pessimists Are Missing

    Michael R. Strain points out that the technology will help to address many of the risks it creates.
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    The Innocent Bystanders of College Protests

    Takatoshi Ito laments that a radical minority can disrupt the lives of so many in the broader university community.
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    Only Public-Private Cooperation Can Accelerate Decarbonization

    Francesco La Camera & Bruce Douglas explain how to translate political commitments into actual wind turbines and solar panels.
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    Defining Success in Ukraine

    Richard Haass calls for a shift to a defensive posture and efforts to bring about a long-term ceasefire.
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    A Unified Western Strategy for Ukraine

    Anders Åslund proposes a maximalist approach to military aid to replace the current piecemeal injections of old weapons.
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    Russia’s Battle of the Ministries

    Nina L. Khrushcheva sees a high-ranking official's recent arrest as a sign of declining confidence in Vladimir Putin's leadership.
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    The “Billions to Trillions” Charade

    Jayati Ghosh explains why using development banks' resources to incentivize private-sector finance is unlikely to succeed.

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