by Samo Burja | Sep 9, 2023
From my new article in POLITICO Magazine: Every presidential election is different. Usually this isn’t because of notable changes to American laws, but because of how American society changes, whether in terms of technology, economics, values and beliefs, or many...
by Samo Burja | Dec 8, 2022
From my new interview with Laibach in Palladium Magazine: Totalitarian governments make extensive use of the appearance of power. Banners, marches, large plenary meetings of officials, and ritual parades of devastating weapons are veritable pageants of this language,...
by Samo Burja | Oct 3, 2022
From my article published in Palladium Magazine: Scientific authority is one of the foundations of power in our society. The landscape of policies and measures considered legitimate and acceptable by society is shaped by whether they are considered to be justified by...
by Samo Burja | May 11, 2022
From my article published in The National Interest: As the Russian military’s invasion of Ukraine stalls, it is easy to forget that many initially believed Ukraine would collapse in a matter of days. In early February, the U.S. chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff,...
by Samo Burja | Mar 17, 2022
From my article published in City Journal: Since Vladimir Putin ordered the Russian Armed Forces to launch a full-scale invasion of Ukraine on February 24, Western countries and their close allies have hit Russia with a raft of sweeping and unprecedented sanctions....
by Samo Burja | Mar 2, 2022
From my article published in City Journal: Observers have been puzzled to see Russian troops advancing into Ukraine without attaining air supremacy. Even as the Russian army threatens to encircle Kyiv and Kharkiv, Ukraine’s two most populous cities, Russia is taking...
