
About this episode
This week, our guest is Anastasia Likhacheva, Dean of the Faculty of World Economy and International Affairs at the Higher School of Economics in Moscow.
Time Stamps:
- 01:48 Studying sanctions since 2016
- 03:27 Nord Stream and the abrupt change in European attitudes after February 2022
- 6:22 Western companies leaving (and returning) to Russia after February 2022
- 8:52 Inability of both Western and Russian experts to correctly predict the trajectory of the Russian economy after the application of sanctions
- 13:40 “We started to pivot to the East before it was fashionable”
- 16:57 Sanctions don’t work if third countries don’t cooperate
- 21:23 The future of sanctions
- 24:04 Prospects of sanctions relief
- 32:10 Economic beneficiaries of external sanctions
- 34:24 Continued Russian tourism in Europe
- 35:46 A new generation of Russian elites
- 39:58 How do your students see the world?
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