John O’Loughlin

John O’Loughlin is College Professor of Distinction and Professor of Geography at the University of Colorado, Boulder

Kazakhs are wary of neighbours bearing gifts

We asked ordinary people in Kazakhstan which great power they liked most. Despite its assistance during the COVID-19 pandemic, China didn’t do so well.

By Marlene Laruelle, Gerard Toal, John O’Loughlin and Kristin M. Bakke

/ 30 Apr 2020

Kazakhs are wary of neighbours bearing gifts

Are some NGOs really "foreign agents"? Here's what people in Georgia and Ukraine say

We asked the citizens of Georgia and Ukraine what they think about civil society.

By Gerard Toal, John O’Loughlin and Kristin M. Bakke

/ 16 Apr 2020

Are some NGOs really "foreign agents"? Here's what people in Georgia and Ukraine say

The Crimean conundrum

One year since Crimea was annexed by Russia, polling reveals that (with the notable exception of the Tatars) the new order enjoys legitimacy among the population.

By Gerard Toal and John O’Loughlin

/ 3 Mar 2015