The Winter 2022 issue of The Public Eye is here!

We thank you, our intrepid supporter and reader, for your patience as we release our first issue of The Public Eye this year.

The cover illustration for this issue, "Missing Home," was created by Romana Romanyshyn and Andriy Lesiv of Studio Agrafka in Lviv, after Russia invaded Ukraine, and more than half of the children in the country became war refugees. The displaced artists reflect on the burden of transience and the universal pull on home on the back cover.

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In this issue

A Twisted Love Story: How American Evangelicals Helped Make Putin's Russia and How Russia Became the Darling of the American Right by Katherine Kelaidis: The Evangelical Right in the U.S. is complicit in the strengthening of Russian Orthodoxy leading to the Orthodox culture in Russia today.

Power Concedes Nothing: 2020 Was an Extraordinary Year by Linda Burnham, Max Elbaum and María Poblet: An excerpt from the book Power Concedes Nothing, edited by Linda Burnham, Max Elbaum, and María Poblet.

"We Have to Push the Envelope": A Year After Storming the Capitol, White Nationalist "Groypers" Storm the Right by Ben Lorber: Nick Fuentes and the America First movement move further into Big Tent Conservatism and the cultural mainstream, without diluting the movement’s explicit White nationalist and antisemitic core.

Can You Ever Trust a Former White Nationalist? by Shane Burley: As former White nationalists try to reframe their identities, questions on whether to trust them, and what accountability for their actions look like, are still to be answered.

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