This blog’s author, Dr Mark Galeotti has been researching Russian history and security issues since the late 1980s.
Educated at Cambridge University and the LSE, he is now an Honorary Professor at UCL School of Slavonic & East European Studies and a Senior Associate Fellow at RUSI. He also remains a senior non-resident fellow at the Institute of International Relations Prague and for 2018-19 a Jean Monnet Fellow at the European University Institute. He is also the director of the consultancy firm Mayak Intelligence. Previously he has been Head of the Centre for European Security at the Institute of International Relations Prague, Professor of Global Affairs at New York University, head of the History department at Keele University in the UK, an adviser at the British Foreign Office and a visiting professor at MGIMO (Moscow), Charles University (Prague) and Rutgers (Newark), as well as a visiting fellow with the ECFR.
His books include We Need To Talk About Putin (Ebury) and The Vory: Russia’s super mafia (Yale University Press), several Osprey books, and the edited collections The Politics of Security in Modern Russia (Ashgate) and Russian & Soviet Organized Crime (Ashgate) and he is a regular contributor to Jane’s Intelligence Review, Oxford Analytica and many other outlets. He is a columnist for Raam op Rusland and the Moscow Times.
SHORT HISTORY OF RUSSIA (Ebury, 2020)
COMBAT VEHICLES OF RUSSIA’S SPECIAL FORCES (Osprey, 2020)
On 27 September, I was delighted to give a talk at the splendid Mob Museum (formally the National Museum of Organized Crime and Law Enforcement) in Las Vegas, in their Wiseguy series. My talk was based, inevitably, on my book The Vory. The video of the presentation is available here.
Robert Eckart
/ September 30, 2018I wrote the Mob Museum last week for the link to your presentation. They responded in a very accommodating manner. FWIW. Cheers!
On Sun, Sep 30, 2018, 12:01 PM In Moscow’s Shadows wrote:
> Mark Galeotti posted: “On 27 September, I was delighted to give a talk at > the splendid Mob Museum (formally the National Museum of Organized Crime > and Law Enforcement) in Las Vegas, in their Wiseguy series. My talk was > based, inevitably, on my book The Vory. The video of the pr” >