Red Shark At The Sea: A Novel About The Chinese Navy

by lily@sytlaunch.com | May 15, 2024 | Publications

Series: Geopolitics and International Relations, Volume: 04 Authors: Mariya Omelicheva and Brittnee Carter This book focuses on the Chinese navy, with which I am broadly familiar. I was onboard approximately a dozen Chinese warships between January 1994 and April...

Between a Rock and a Hard Place: Central Asia’s Economic and Security Dilemmas After Russia’s Invasion of Ukraine

by lily@sytlaunch.com | May 15, 2024 | Publications

Publication: The Azure ForumAuthors: Mariya Omelicheva Read...

The Specter of Russia’s Homo Militaries

by lily@sytlaunch.com | May 15, 2024 | Publications

Publication: Russia.Post Authors: Mariya Omelicheva Mariya Omelicheva argues that the Kremlin’s inculcation of militaristic patriotism has had a strong effect on Russian society, though the Soviet legacy of cynicism and “double-think” is actually working to mitigate...

How Putin Has Blunted the Impact of Sanctions and Consolidated His Regime

by lily@sytlaunch.com | May 15, 2024 | Publications

Publication: The National InterestAuthors:  Mariya Y. Omelicheva Alexander Sukharenko Western sanctions against Russian oligarchs have failed because the Kremlin has proven quite adept at circumventing or nullifying their effects. Read...

The Queens’ Gambit: Women Leadership, Gender Expectations, and Interstate Conflict

by lily@sytlaunch.com | May 15, 2024 | Publications

Series: The British Journal of Politics and International RelationsAuthors: Mariya Y Omelicheva and Brittnee Carter If more women were put in states’ leadership positions, would there be fewer militarised interstate disputes? The findings of this study suggest an...