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29. Juli 2022 · Western sanctions were driving Russia toward "economic oblivion" despite reports to the contrary, a leading US university has said. The mere fact over 1,000 foreign firms — who had invested more than $600bn [€590bn] in Russia and had employed over one million Russian people — were winding down operations was a huge blow, according to research by Yale University.
anastasia.selemeneva@yale.edu Phone: 203-432-0997 : Nari Shelekpayev Assistant Professor of Slavic Languages and Literatures HQ 534 nariman.shelekpayev@yale.edu Phone: 203-432-0578 : Julia Titus Sr Lector II Russian Slavic Languages and Literatures HQ 540 julia.titus@yale.edu Phone: 203-432-0996 : Olha Tytarenko
20. Apr. 2022 · With regard to Russian studies at Yale, Brunson admitted that there was no current “plan” for how to proceed — but that faculty and officials at the University were working on asking questions and figuring out what the best step forward would be. In the meantime, she does not think that relations with Russia will resolve anytime soon, and believes that the University needs to plan for ...
Yale University Study Finds Companies that Exited Russia Rewarded with Outsize Stock-Market Returns. This month, a new study from the Yale School of Management, which has been monitoring approximately 1,300 companies that do business in Russia, found that the almost 1,000 companies that exited Russia after its invasion of Ukraine weren’t just benefiting from a reputational boost but were ...
Program materials are available upon request to the European Studies Council, Yale University, PO Box 208206, New Haven CT 06520-8206. Courses. E&RS 618a / RUSS 670a, Empire in Russian Culture Edyta Bojanowska. Interdisciplinary exploration of Russia’s ...
29. Juli 2022 · Eine Studie der Universität Yale zeigt auf, wie sich die Sanktionen gegen den Krieg in der Ukraine und die Flucht von Menschen und Kapital auf die Wirtschaft in Russland ausgewirkt haben.
6. Apr. 2022 · Since the invasion of Ukraine began, Yale University has been tracking the responses of over 1,000 companies. Over 600 companies have announced they are voluntarily curtailing operations in Russia to some degree beyond what is required by international sanctions — but some companies have continued to operate in Russia undeterred.
