Publications by pp_editor
President Le Pen and Ukraine: What a National Rally France Would Mean for Kyiv
By Matthew Parish Wednesday 16 September 2026 There are elections in foreign countries that Ukrainians can reasonably regard as somebody […]
Drawing into Kyiv at Dawn
By Matthew Parish Wednesday 16 September 2026 There is something peculiarly disturbing about arriving in a great city when almost […]
Foucault for Analytic Philosophers
Matthew Parish Tuesday 15 September 2026 Michel Foucault is one of those philosophers whom analytic philosophers are often taught, implicitly […]
The Kremlin at the Wedding
By Matthew Parish Tuesday 15 September 2026 There are political scandals that matter because they prove wrongdoing, and there are […]
The Tyranny of the Ping: Life in the Age of Perpetual Interruption
By Matthew Parish Tuesday 15 September 2026 There was once such a thing as silence. It did not necessarily mean […]
Sanctions, dissent and the dangerous elasticity of wartime power
By Matthew Parish Tuesday 15 September 2026 On 13 September 2026 President Volodymyr Zelenskyy imposed ten-year sanctions upon Yuliia […]
The War Inside the Ukrainian State: The Fall of the Prosecutor General
By Matthew Parish Tuesday 15 September 2026 Ukraine is fighting two wars. The first is obvious and brutal. It takes […]
The Invisible Occupation: Russia’s Networks Inside the Ukrainian State
By Matthew Parish Tuesday 15 September 2026 There is a comforting way of thinking about occupation. An enemy army crosses […]
When Weapons Become Investment: The Strange New Economics of American Support for Ukraine
By Matthew Parish Tuesday 15 September 2026 There is something profoundly strange about the economic relationship that has emerged between […]
Azov: Politics, War and the Transformation of a Ukrainian Movement
By Matthew Parish Monday 14 September 2026 There are certain words in contemporary Ukraine that cease, after a while, to […]
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