A Report on Russia’s role in Belarusian politics
The main goal of the Kremlin’s propagandists is to split the Belarusian society into two opposing camps and thus prolong the ongoing political cris
Belarusian Institute for Strategic Studies
Research
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The Identity Index. Issue 1
Results of monitoring of processes in the realm of national identity over August—October 2020
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Russia’s cultural leverage in Belarus
Belarusians, deprived of a strong national identity, have developed Russia-oriented self-identifications at the supranational level.
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Belarus & Eastern Partnership: Hopes, Disappointments and Prospects for the Future
It remains unclear whether the Eastern Neighbourhood will remain a priority direction for the EU.
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Belarus between NATO and CSTO. Law and Geopolitics
Unlike Moscow, official Minsk does not perceive NATO as a direct threat to security, which allows us to build a dialogue for further cooperation.
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Plagiarism among Belarusian students. Factors, consequences, and solutions
Universities should first of all train students in critical thinking. No other measures will work if this is neglected.
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Belarusian language: 1918 - 2018. Education and the press
This is the first time that all the relevant data on the language situation in the press and education over a hundred years have been collected and
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Belarus and Kazakhstan: Regime Durability, Claims for Legitimacy and External Influence
Belarus is closer to being a competitive authoritarian regime. The cult of personality is less present in Belarus, than in Kazakhstan.
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Toward a 'Healthy' Nationalism. BISS research on the national identity policy
The 'soft Belarusianization' that is currently underway in Belarus is the result of convergence of actions of three types of actors: soci
