Listen to Dina discuss Cold War Correspondents with Sean Guillory on the SRB podcast
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Listen to Dina discuss Cold War Correspondents, truth, and ideology with Ken Ward on the Journalism History Podcast
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Listen to Dina’s conversation with Daniel Peris on the Keep Calm and Carry On Investing podcast
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Listen to Dina on the University of Texas at Austin Slavic Connection Podcast
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Listen to Dina discuss Cold War Correspondents with Steven Seegel on the New Books Network podcast.
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Tuesday, Jun 22, 2021
6:00-7:30pm (LDN)
1:00-2:30pm (NYC)
8:00-9:30pm (MSK)
Online event: Register to join
Dina Fainberg (City) in conversation with Kristin Roth-Ey (UCL SSEES), James Rodgers (City), Maxim Matusevich (Seton Hall).
Chaired by Or Rosenboim (City).
Mar12
Book Talk (English & Russian)
When:
Excited to present my book at @rggu_ru. 11am EST, 4pm GMT, 7pm MSK
In ‘Russian Other, American Other’, Dina Fainberg and Victoria Zhuravleva join Sean Guillory to discuss how Russian-American mutual perceptions shaped their relations and each other’s national identity.
Part of Distant Friends and Intimate Enemies: The US and Russia Speakers Series at the University of Pittsburgh’s Center for Russian, East European, and Eurasian Studies and hosted by the SRB Podcast.
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Listen to Dina Fainberg and James Rodgers, Reader in International Journalism at City and a former foreign correspondent, discuss journalism’s role in shaping public opinion on both sides of the Cold War divide. A legacy that continues today as geopolitical tensions between Russia, Europe, and the United States persist and are shaped by political correspondents across the world.
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In this extraordinarily thorough and insightful study, Fainberg identifies the similar approaches and practices used by Soviet and U.S. foreign correspondents reporting from each other’s countries during the Cold War. Each side claimed to report the truth and condemned the other for spreading lies and propaganda.
Maria Lipman, November/December 2020