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M
Alexander J. Motyl
ALEXANDER J. MOTYL is Professor of Political Science at Rutgers University.
Ukraine's Promising Path to Reform
How Western Anticorruption Policy Is Failing Ukraine
Trump and Putin’s Game Theory
Ukraine's Next 25 Years
National Memory in Ukraine
A Grand Strategy for Ukraine
Lights Out for the Putin Regime
When Ukraine Lost Donetsk
Kiev’s Purge
The West Should Arm Ukraine
Goodbye, Putin
The Sources of Russian Conduct
Putin's Trap
War Comes to Ukraine
Is Putin Rational?
Is Losing Crimea a Loss?
Putin’s Play
Yanukovych Must Go
Yanukovych's Choice
Five More Years of Yanukovych
Counterrevolution in Kiev
Ukrainian Blues
The Key to Kiev
Empire Falls
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