> Endgame: The State of the Russian Economy is Kiel Report No. 9 (June 2026) and includes the following [6 articles by various authors]
There is a huge market for academic-toned articles about the war in Ukraine. Ditto for journals willing to publish articles.
But with how greatly the character of that war has changed over time, and how many supposed experts have proven wrong - repeatedly - why should I bother to read anything beyond the shortest of articles, from a very short list of familiar-to-me sources?
bell-cot•50m ago
> Endgame: The State of the Russian Economy is Kiel Report No. 9 (June 2026) and includes the following [6 articles by various authors]
There is a huge market for academic-toned articles about the war in Ukraine. Ditto for journals willing to publish articles.
But with how greatly the character of that war has changed over time, and how many supposed experts have proven wrong - repeatedly - why should I bother to read anything beyond the shortest of articles, from a very short list of familiar-to-me sources?