Spin Dictators: The Changing Face of Tyranny in the 21st Century

[@blitzkringe]

I think this is the most important research field in modern political science. We say "Putin must be stopped", and this is invaluable knowledge on how to approach it.

[@carsongajasinghe3583]

Well tabled 👍

[@natashaschedrivaya8513]

Thank you !!!! Very perceptive view on the matter and great analysis! THank you

[@fern8580]

On March 22, 2012, in Montreal, more than 100,000 Quebecers participated in a peaceful demonstration to denounce the increase in tuition fees, the Quebecois State replied by buying "keywords" from google so that students could not use google to develop arguments or appointments " je me souviens"

[@alinytch]

Deep. Thank you!

[@redflag1985]

thank you for the authors. It was a great discussion. It would be interesting to talk again, after 10 months into war. For example, Yashin is imprisoned for 8 years since this conversation.

[@barrylane4164]

Excellent presentation. Two of the West's brightest scholars and experts on Russia. I would have liked them to discuss why Putin's propaganda and his wars have been so successful in marshalling the Russian people. What role does history, imperialism, and the Soviet period play in the traumatization and atomization of the Russian people, making them so vulnerable, passive and resentful!!! Where does this resentment and anti-westernism come from??? Is it sociological or manipulation? Some scholars call Russia a blue collar society surrounded by cosmopolitanism on one side and globalization on the other! Is this true? Is it really a modern society?

[@talkintennis8124]

Are you kidding me? They don't see the West is on its way to "Spin" technocracy. Digital ID, Health Passports, digital currency. I find it laughable when so called "intellectuals" are this obtuse. Am I wrong? Ask the Truckers who had their bank accounts seized for peacefully protesting. Ask the folks who took mandated medical advice and now have MAY OH car DIE TIS

[@johndoeusa65]

thank you for the subtitles

[@filmawayvlad]

Impressive to say the least!

[@annavysoko]

Thank you for presentation and conversation. It’s is a pity that in Russia you can’t buy this book.

[@filmawayvlad]

Indeed

[@filmawayvlad]

Indeed

[@fern8580]

too many laws kill the rule of law in France : In 2002, according to the Council of State in France , the applicable law in France comprised 52,207 articles of law and 161,995 regulatory articles. Eight years later, in 2020, these figures reached 86,521 and 236,781 respectively, an increase of 65% for legal texts and nearly 46% for regulatory texts. In short, the sectors of health, security (army + police), education have taken power to their advantage. too many laws kill the rule of law

[@pmonaredramodi3562]

Same thing happening in india 🤒

[@maksudurroufkhan5356]

You shuld talk about Bangladesh And it’s cruel Dictator Hasina You Don't have any idea what is happening in Bangladesh It’s bad🇧🇩