I would unironically endorse this, if perhaps not for Ilves Toomas’ reasons. I wouldn’t have several years ago when I still thought there was some chance of productive relations between Russia and the West, and thought that examining misperceptions about Russia in the Anglosphere was a legitimate and effective way of achieving that. But today,…
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