![[Audio] Sizing Up a Superpower: A Socionomic Conversation About Russia](https://3d8988.p3cdn1.secureserver.net/wp-content/uploads/2011/04/audio-image-185x85.jpg)
In his November 2007 special report, analyst Alan Hall forecasted a decline in Russian social mood, a top in the Russian market and increased conflict along Russia’s borders. Furthermore, he identified Georgia as a likely hot spot for violence. Nine months later, mood had plummeted, the Russian market index was […]
A lot of negative mood, that’s for sure. In Japan the samurai warriors of the past and kamikaze pilots of World War II are being glorified. Russia is instituting sex camps for teenagers and has claimed the North Pole for the Fatherland. How does negative social mood affect demographics, which […]
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