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In addition to blogging here, Anatoly Karlin also runs Arctic Progress.
You can also read his articles at Inosmi (на русском) and Al Jazeera.
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Tag Archives: finance
The Road to Economic Sovereignty
Review of “Kicking Away the Ladder” (H. Chang) Chang, Ha-Joon – Kicking Away the Ladder: Development Strategy in Historical Perspective (2002) Category: economy; history; industrial policy; Rating: 5/5 Summary: Kicking Away the Ladder:How the Economic and Intellectual Histories of Capitalism Have … Continue reading
Posted in Reviews
Tagged china, corruption, economy, education, espionage, finance, france, germany, history, international relations, japan, review, Reviews, russia, sweden, uk, usa, western hypocrisy
5 Comments
Вторая Великая Депрессия
This article is reposted from my LJ blog and summarizes my views on the global economic crisis: its origins, current developments and likely future consequences. I hope to have a more detailed English-language version up soon. 1. Этот кризис очень … Continue reading
Posted in Coffee House, Sublime Oblivion, Возвышенное Забвение
Tagged china, economy, finance, india, peak oil, ukraine, usa, на русском
3 Comments
Decoupling from the Unwinding
Three months ago I wrote an extensive analysis of Russia’s economy during the crisis in which I said that although it is going to be damaged by the shutdown of its traditional financing mechanism – cheap credit from the West … Continue reading
USA 2009 = USSR 1989 ?
With increasing signs of economic collapse, military overstretch and political problems, is the US doomed to go the way of the late USSR? Continue reading
Posted in Coffee House, Sublime Oblivion
Tagged central asia, communism, corruption, culture, economy, finance, geopolitics, human rights, humor, international relations, military, uk, usa
11 Comments
Oily Origins of the Economic Crisis
In an article some months ago I suggested that “perhaps this crisis is simply an unconscious recognition of this inconvenient truth?” – namely, the peaking of oil extraction and all that it implies for the continued survival of a financial … Continue reading
New Year Special: Year in Review and 2009 Predictions
Year in Review: 2008 Again, a very happy and successful New Year to Sublime Oblivion readers. It has certainly been a successful year for this blog, founded as Da Russophile on Jan 9th 2008. The original site at blogger has … Continue reading
Posted in Coffee House, Da Russophile
Tagged agriculture, climate change, communism, demography, economy, finance, geopolitics, international relations, military, ukraine, usa, vision
4 Comments
New Year Update: Russophile Predictions
Happy New Year to all Sublime Oblivion readers! Half a year ago I made a Russophile Predictions portfolio to 2013. The New Year is probably one of the more appropriate times to check up on their accuracy, as winthrop360 has … Continue reading
Posted in Da Russophile
Tagged agriculture, demography, economy, energy, finance, public health, uk, usa, vision
13 Comments
Communism is our Road to Redemption
Green Communism is humanity’s last and only chance to avert environmental catastrophe. Continue reading
Posted in Coffee House, Sublime Oblivion
Tagged climate change, communism, culture, economy, education, energy, finance, history, politics, science, singularity, vision
11 Comments
Russia Economic Crisis III: On the Importance of Self-Sufficiency in Liquids
IMPORTANT: I have since corrected, slightly revised and released An Analysis of Russia’s Economic Crisis: On the Importance of Self-Sufficiency in Liquids in pdf format. In this essay, I analyze three major areas of concern about the current Russian economy … Continue reading
Posted in Da Russophile, Sublime Oblivion
Tagged baltics, china, demography, finance, international relations, politics, russophobes, ukraine, usa, western media
17 Comments
Russia Economy Crisis II: Anatomy of the Crisis
As promised in the last post, here is a follow-up about Part II of the 17th World Bank Russia report, the reading of which cannot be stressed as too important in the current climate. Like in the last post, I … Continue reading