Moscow Through Brown Eyes offers an approach to writing about migrant workers in Moscow [1]: “[…] it demands the excavation of Russia’s imperial pasts, a detailed examination of the labor question in the former Soviet Union and the contributions of migrant workers, a serious investigation of the nationalist rhetoric of Russia’s leaders with the failure of these leaders to effectively prosecute racist crimes, and an analysis of the appeal of racist extremism among everyday Russians.”
Russia: Moscow's Gastarbeiter
· Written by Veronica Khokhlova
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