Ústav mezinárodních vztahů

Přehled

• Zaměstnání
• Vzdělání
• Zahraniční studijní pobyty, stáže
• Pedagogická činnost
• Jazyky
• Oblasti zájmu
• Členství a předsednictví v organizacích
• Další profesní aktivity
• Publikace
• Publicistika, vybraná mediální vystoupení
• Reporty
• Akademické prezentace

∆ Zaměstnání

2018-současnost: Seniorní nerezidentní výzkumník, Ústav mezinárodních vztahů, Praha
září 2016–2018: Výzkumný pracovník ÚMV
srpen 2016–současnost: Principal Director, Mayak Intelligence SRO, Prague
září 2016–současnost: Adjunct Professor, Charles University, Prague
2016: Visiting Fellow, European Council on Foreign Relations
2009–srpen 2016: Clinical Professor of Global Affairs, SPS Center for Global Affairs, New York University
2007–2008: Head of History Department, Keele University
1991–2008: Senior Lecturer in Modern and International History, Keele University
1996–1997: Senior Research Fellow, Foreign and Commonwealth Office
1990–1991: Adjunct Instructor, London School of Economics, London and Middlesex University, London

∆ Vzdělání

1988–1991: PhD in Government (Politics), London School of Economics, London. (PhD: The Impact of Afghan War on the USSR, accepted without revisions)
1987–1988: Political Liaison, Lloyd’s of London, London
1984–1987: MA History, Robinson College Cambridge University (Trevelyan Prize for History 1987)

∆ Zahraniční studijní pobyty, stáže

Visiting Professor: Rutgers – Newark, Charles University Prague, MGIMO Moscow

∆ Pedagogická činnost

• April 2014: Transnational Organised Crime: MA course for MGIMO-University, Moscow
• 2016–2017: Charles University: Intelligence' course, MA in Security Studies
• 2009–2016: NYU (graduate): Transnational Crime; Transnational Security; Authoritarianism, Repression and Corruption; Hard Power: the uses and abuses of military force; Asymmetric Warfare; Intelligence and Counter-Intelligence; National Security Policy Making; Analytic Skills; Corruption and Anti-Corruption; Russia and the World; Global Empires; Prague and Beyond: security and transition in Central Europe (field course); Moscow: security, stress and stability in the new Russia (field course);
• 2014–2016: MGIMO (Moscow): Confronting Transnational Crime
• 2014–2015: Charles University: Intelligence and Counter-Intelligence
• 2005–2006: Rutgers-Newark: Transnational Terrorism; Organized and Transnational Crime
• 1991–2008: Keele University: Russian Organized Crime (graduate); Organized Crime in History; How To Stage A Military Coup;    War in History; Modern Russia; Afghanistan: the Soviet Union’s last war; The Italian Renaissance (co-taught); Modern Italy (co-taught); Rus’: medieval Russia (co-taught); Modern History: an introduction

∆ Jazyky

anglický – rodilý mluvčí
italský – plynule
francouzský – dobře
ruský – středně pokročilý
český – začátečník

∆ Oblasti zájmu

Russian domestic and foreign policy
Russian security affairs
Russian and Soviet history
Transnational and organised crime
Intelligence and covert operations
Military and non-military security challenges

∆ Členství a předsednictví v organizacích

• 2017 – současnost: Member of the Advisory Council of the National Museum of Organized Crime and Law Enforcement
• 2010–současnost: Member of the Editorial Advisory Board of the Journal of Strategic Security
• 2004–současnost: Member of the Scientific Board of the Journal Of Power Institutions in Post –Soviet Societies
• 2002–2010: Member of the Editorial Board of the Crime & Justice International
• 2000–2002: Member of the Global Forum Advisory Panel of LENS (Law Enforcement & National Security)
• 1997–1999: Memeber of the Royal Institute for International Affairs Steering Group on International Drugs Trade & Organized Crime

Editor

• 2008–2007: Global Crime: Managing Editor, Founding Editor and member of the Editorial Board
• 2006: Jane’s Terrorism & Security Monitor: Transnational Organized Crime Commissioning Editor
• 1993–2005: Boundary & Security Bulletin, Soviet Union Editor
• 1992–2005: Low Intensity Conflict & Law Enforcement: European Editor
• 1991–současnost: Jane's Intelligence Review: Editorial Adviser

∆ Další profesní aktivity

December 2017: One of the judges for the Organised Crime & Corruption Reporting Project '(Corrupt) Person of the Year'
Postgraduate examiner for: Oxford University (DPhil), London University (PhD), Macquarie University (PhD), St Andrews University (MPhil), NYU (MA) and Durham University (MA).

Manuscript reviewer: Harvard University Press, Cambridge University Press, Oxford University Press and New York University Press.

∆ Publikace

Knihy

• (2019): Russian Political War: moving beyond the hybrid. London: Routledge.
• (bude publikováno 2017): The Modern Russian Army, 1992 – 2016. London: Osprey.
• (2016): Hybrid War or Gibridnaya Voina? Getting Russia’s non-linear military challenge right. Mayak Intelligence. ISBN: 9781365549809.
• (2015): Spetsnaz: Russia’s special forces. London: Osprey.
• (2014): Russia’s Chechen Wars. London: Osprey.
• (2013): Russian Security and Paramilitary Forces since 1991. London: Osprey.
• (2012): Paths of Wickedness and Crime: the underworlds of the Renaissance Italian city. New York: Gonfalone.
• (2003): Criminal Russia: a sourcebook and course book on 150 years of crime, corruption & policing. Keele: ORECRU.
• (2002): Russian and Post – Soviet Organized Crime. London: Ashgate.
• (1997): Gorbachev and his Revolution. Basingstoke, Macmillian. (Elements of this book were republished in: Head, Tom (ed.): People Who Made History: Mikhail Gorbachev. New York: Gale, 2003).
• (1997): Jane’s Sentinel: Russia. Coulsdon: Jane’s.
• (1996): Unstable Russia. Coulsdon: Jane’s.
• (1995): The Age of Anxiety, Security and Politics in Soviet and Post – Soviet Russia. Harlow, Longman Higher Academic. (Translated into Czech as 1998: Čas Úzkosti. Prague: Orbis).
• (1995): Afghanistan: the Soviet Union’s last war. London: Frank Cass.
• (1995): The Kremlin’s Agenda. Coulsdon: Jane’s Information Group.

Editor publikací

• (ed., 2010): The Politics of Security in Modern Russia. London: Ashgate.
• (ed., 2009): Organized Crime in History. London: Routledge.
• (ed., 2005): Global Crime Today: the changing face of organized crime. London: Routledge.
• (ed., 2002): Putin’s Russia. London: Jane’s.

Kapitoly knih

• (2016): "RepressIntern": Russia's security cooperation with fellow authoritarian. In: Hug, Adam (ed.): No shelter: the harassment of activists abroad by intelligence services from the former Soviet Union. Foreign Policy Centre, London.
• (2015): The Baltic Intelligence war: hotting up, and back to the Cold War. In: Spruds, Andris (ed.): Riga Conference Papers 2015. Riga: Latvian Institute of International Affairs.
• (2015): “Hybrid War” and “Little Green Men” – how it works, and how it doesn’t. In: Sakwa, Richard  – Pikulicka-Wilczewska, Agnieszka (eds): Ukraine and Russia: People, Politics, Propaganda and Perspectives. London: eIR.
• (2014): Kleptocracies, Warlords and Mafia in Uniform. In: Bunker, Robert J. (ed.): Global Criminal and Sovereign Free Economies and the Demise of the Western Democracies: Dark Renaissance. London: Routledge.
• (2012): Sino-Russian Border Resolution. In: Elleman, Bruce A. – Kotkin, Stephen – Schofield, Clive (eds.): Beijing's Power and China's Borders: Twenty Neighbors in Asia. Armonk: ME Sharp.
• (2012): Turkish Organized Crime. In: Siegel, Dina et al. (eds.): Traditional Crime in the Modern World. New York: Springer.
• (2011): Crime in post-Soviet societies. In: Herzog-Evans, M. (ed.): Transforming Criminology, Vol. I. Olsterwijk: Wolf Legal.
• (2010): Introduction. In: Galeotti, Mark (ed.): The Politics of Security in Modern Russia. London: Ashgate.
• (2010): The Security Apparatus: Putin’s praetorians. In: Galeotti, Mark (ed.): The Politics of Security in Modern Russia. London: Ashgate.
• (2009): Criminal Histories. In: Galeotti, Mark (ed.): Organized Crime in History. London: Routledge.
• (2009): The World of the Lower Depths: crime and punishment in Russian history. In: Galeotti, Mark (ed.): Organized Crime in History. London: Routledge.
• (2008): The Criminalization of Russian State Security. In: Bunker, Robert J. (ed.): Criminal States and Criminal-Soldiers. London: Routledge.
• (2007): Foreword. In: Finckenauer, James O.: Mafia and Organized Crime. Oxford: OneWorld.
• (2007): Mafia and Organized Crime. In: Clar, David, S. (ed.): Encyclopedia of Law & Society. Thousand Oakes: Sage.
• (2007): Turkish Organized Crime, Organized Crime, the Russian Military and Nuclear Smuggling; Overview: Organized Crime in Central Asia. In: Shanty, Frank G. (ed.): Organized Crime: From Trafficking to Terrorism (also known as Organized Crime: An International Encyklopedia). Santa Barbara: CA, ABC-CLIO.
• (2007): Private Security and Public Insecurity: outsourced vigilantism in modern Russia. In: Pratten, David – Sen, Atryee (eds.): Global Vigilantes. New York: Columbia University Press and London: Hurst.
• (2005): Global Crime Today. In: Galeotti, Mark (ed.): Global Crime Today. London, Routledge.
• (2005): The Russian Mafia: consolidation and globalization. In: Galeotti, Mark (ed.): Global Crime Today. London, Routledge.
• (2005): “Brotherhoods” and “Associates”: Chechen networks of crime and resistance. In: Bunker, Robert J. (ed.): Networks, Terrorism & Global Insurgency. London: Frank Cass.
• (2004): What Implications for Russia’s Development have Securitisation, Crime and Corruption? In: Larsson, Robert (ed.): Whither Russia? Stockholm: FOI.
• (2003): Special Purpose Forces and Ministry of International Affairs. In: Millar, James R. (ed.): Encyclopedia of Russian History. New York: Gale.
• (2002): The Challenge of Soft Security: crime, corruption and chaos. In: Cottey, Andrew – Averre, Derek (eds.): New Security Challenges in Postcommunist Europe. Manchester, Manchester University Press.
• (2002): Transnational Organized Crime: law enforcement as a global battlespace. In: Bunker, Robert J. (ed.): Non-State Threats and Future Wars. London: Frank Cass.
• (2002): Putin and his Russia. In: Galeotti, Mark: (ed.): Putin’s Russia. London, Jane’s.
• (2002): Crime, Chaos and Control. In: Galeotti, Mark: (ed.): Putin’s Russia. London, Jane’s.
• (2002): Putin’s Russia: an afterword. In: Galeotti, Mark: (ed.): Putin’s Russia. London, Jane’s.
• (2002): Introduction. In: Galeotti, Mark: (ed.): Putin’s Russia. London, Jane’s.
• (2001): Underworld and upperworld: organized crime and global society. In: Josselin, Daphné – Wallace, William (eds.): Non-State Actors in World Politics. Basingstoke: Macmillan.
• (2001): Stealing the Millennium: the Growing Challenge of Organized and Transnational Crime. In: LENS Report 2001. London: Lens.
• (2000): The Russian Mafiya: economic penetration at home and abroad. In: Ledeneva, Alena V. – Kurkchiyan, Marina (eds.): Economic Crime in Russia. Amsterdam: Kluwer.
• (2000):  Who’s the boss: us or the law? The corrupt art of ruling Russia. In: Lovell, S. – Rogachevskii, A. – Ledeneva, A.(eds.): Bribery and Blat in Russia. Basingstoke: Macmillan.
• (2000): The Power Ministries and Russian Foreign Policy. In: Godzimirski, Jakub M. (ed.): New and Old Actors in Russian Foreign Policy. Oslo, NUPI.
• (2000): Crime, corruption and the law. In: Bowker, Mike – Ross,Cameron (eds.): Russia after the Cold War. Harlow, Longman.
• (1999): The “Russian Mafiya” and Europe’s narcotics problem. In: Interpol and Technology in Partnership: fighting drug trafficking. London: Interpol/National Criminal Intelligence Service.
• (1997): Organized Crime in the Former Soviet Union: roots, resources and responses. In: OSCE. A need for cooperation. Copenhagen: Danish UN Association.
• (1996): Russia and her neighbours: partner, threat or problem? In: Defence ’96. Coulsdon, Jane’s.
• (1995): Russia and Eurasia: Out – of Area operations and Peacekeeping. In: Hall, R.(ed.): The World in Conflict. Coulsdon, Jane’s.

Odborné stati (impaktované a recenzované)

• (2021): The Silovik-Industrial Complex: Russia’s National Guard as Coercive, Political, Economic and Cultural Force, Demokratizatsiya: The Journal of Post-Soviet Democratization, Advanced Publishing, Vol. 29, no. 1, preprint.
• (2017): Why Does Nobody Want to Join Russia in the Nineteenth Century? New Perspectives, Vol. 25 No.3, 3-7.
• (2016): Solidarity, Securitisation, and Europe in an Age of Hybrid Threats.Central European Political Science Review. Quarterly of Central European Political Science Alliance. Volume: 17. Number: 66. (Winter 2016) ISSN: 1586-4197 / 977158649005.
• (2016): The Plaintive Voice of Russia’s Embattled Foreign Policy Establishment. New Perspectives, Vol. 24, No. 1.
• (2016): Hybrid, ambiguous and non – linear? How new is Russia’s new war? Small Wars, Vol. 27, No. 2.
• (2016): Securitizing Narcotics: the Politics and Prospects of Russian Counterdrug Policies. Journal of Drug Policy Analysis, 8.
• Galeotti, Mark – Bowen, Andrew (2014): Latvia and Money Laundering: An Examination of Regulatory and Institutional Effectiveness in Combating Money Laundering. Central European Journal of International and Security Studies, Vol.8, No. 4.
• (2014): In Russia, comandano i siloviki. Limes: rivista Italiana di geopolitica.
• (2012): Purges, Power and Purpose: Medvedev's 2011 police reforms. Power Institutions in Post-Soviet Societies, No. 13.
• (2011): Crime, Trafficking and Local and Global Solutions. Perspectives on Politics.
• (2011): Digging out a history of organized crime. Law, Crime & History, Vol.1, No. 1.
• (2010): Litvinenko, Aleksandr Valtervich. Oxford Dictionary of National Biography.
• (2008): Criminal Histories. Global Crime, Vol. 9. No. 1-2.
• (2008): The World of Lower Depths: crime and punishment in Russian history. Global Crime, Vol. 9. No. 1-2.
• (2006): Forward to the Past: Organized Crime and Cuba’s History, Present and Future. Trends in Organized Crime, Vol. 9, No. 3.
• (2005): The Transdnistrian Connection: Big Problems for Small Pseudo – State. Global Crime, Vol. 6, No. 3-4.
• (2004): The Russian Mafia: consolidation and globalization. Global Crime, Vol. 6, No. 1.
• (2002): Transnational Organized Crime: law enforcement as a global battlespace. Small Wars & Insurgencies, Vol 13., No. 2.
• (2002): “Brotherhoods” and “Associates”: Chechen networks of crime and resistence. Low Intensity Conflict & Law Enforcement, Vol. 11, No. 2-3.
• (2000): Turkish organized crime: where state, crime and rebellion conspire. Transnational Organized Crime,  Vol. 4, No. 1.
• (1998): The Mafiya and the New Russia. Australian Journal of Politics & History, Vol. 44, No. 3.
• (1995): Moscow Rules: reading between the lines about crime in Russia. Slovo 8.
• (1993): Russian Police and Security Apparatus in the 1980s and the 1990s. Low Intensity Conflict & Law Enforcement 2.
• (1993): Perestroika, Perestrelka, Pereborka: policing Russia in a time of change. Europe – Asia Studies, Vol. 45, No. 5.
• (1992): Organized Crime in Moscow and Russian National Security.  Low Intensity Conflict & Law Enforcement 1.
• (1990): Baku, January 1990 – an exercise in desperation. Slovo 3.

Ostatní odborné výstupy

• (2018): The mythical ‘Gerasimov Doctrine’ and the language of threat. Critical Studies on Security, 6, 1.
• Book Review: Trafficking justice: how Russian police enforce new laws, from crime to courtroom. Policing and Society, 27(6), pp. 690–691.
• A European Response to Russian Intelligence Activity. European Security Spotlight, Issue No. 1, 22. 3. 2017.

∆ Publicistika, vybraná mediální vystoupení

Mark Galeotti pravidelně vystupuje také v následujících médiích: MSNBC, CBC, Bloomberg TV, NPR, CNN, Fox, BBC 1, RT, Deutsche Welle, Arise TV, Al-Jazeera, BBC World Service, BBC Radio 4, Canadian Broad-casting, Voice of America, Voice of Russia, NTV, RFE/RL, Hromadske, Discovery Channel, Channel 4, BSkyB a ČT1.

2018

• Putin’s Needy Little Helpers Are Ruining Russia (Op-ed). The Moscow Times, 23. 10. 2018.
• Has anyone seen Roman Abramovich? Irish Examiner, 20. 10. 2018.
• The new assassins: Why countries are getting away with murder across borders. The Globe and Mail, 19. 10. 2018.
• Russia's once shadowy spies cast into the light. Why now? The Christican Science Monitor, 17. 10. 2018.
• The GRU, Putin’s not-so-secret service. France 24, 10. 10. 2018.
• Don’t be fooled by Putin’s bungling spies. The Spectator, 9. 10. 2018.
• How a Blunder Unmasked 305 Russian GRU Agents. Voanews, 7. 10. 2018.
• Putin Denials Mask Dismay at ‘Laughable’ Spy Shortcomings Abroad. Bloomberg, 6. 10. 2018.
• News Analysis: Infighting? Incompetence? Distraction? What’s Happening With Russia's Spies?, RFE/RL 5. 10. 2018.
• Will Russian Spycraft Adapt to the Information Age? (Op-ed). The Moscow Times, 1. 10. 2018.
• The International Army Games Are Decadent and Depraved. Foreign Policy, 24. 8. 2018.
• Die Russen können die Show genießen. Wiener Zeitung, 25. 7. 2018.
• Ny bog om den russiske mafia bidrager til forståelse af Putins Rusland. Politiken [Denmark], 23. 7. 2018.
• New revelations about Maria Butina’s funding shine light on why Russia targeted NRA. ThinkProgress, 23. 7. 2018.
• If Trump Is a Russian Spy, This Is How They're Using Him. Vice, 20. 7. 2018.
• Footprints of the Russian Military Intelligence Agency GRU are everywhere. Raam op Rusland, 20. 7. 2018.
• Interview: War College: Your Handy-Dandy Guide to the Russian Mafia, 17. 7. 2018.
• Robert Mueller Is Fighting a War. Foreign Policy, 17. 7. 2018.
• Russia Sees the Balkans as Bargaining Chip. Balkans Insight, 16. 7. 2018
• The danger of a deal with Putin. The Atlantic, 15. 7. 2018.
• Putin the Recruiter and Trump the Potential Asset? Agent-handling and the Helsinki Summit. International Policy Digest, 13. 7. 2018.
• The Huge Panic About the Trump-Putin Summit Is Great for Russia. Vice, 5. 7. 2018.
• Is Russia Still a Haven for Old Pariahs? Moscow Times, 30. 6. 2018.
• Interview: Yale University Press podcast, 21. 6. 2018.
• The Dangerous Legacy of Keeping Russia's World Cup Safe. Moscow Times, 17. 6 2018.
• Putin builds a Presidential Administration fit for stagnation. BNE IntelliNews, 14. 6. 2018.
• Fear not the Honeypot. Moscow Times, 13. 6. 2018.
• Will the World Cup see Putin in the net? Raam op Rusland, 13. 6. 2018.
• Interview: Tim Dillon is Going to Hell: Russia’s Super Mafia, 3. 6. 2018.
• Mark Galeotti: Lääs peab vastama Venemaale asümmeetriliselt. ERR (Estonia), 2. 6. 2018.
• Interview: The Warax and Natasha: The Spy Who Trolled Me, 1. 6. 2018.
• Video on Moscow’s Gold: Russian Corruption in the UK. IIR Commentary, 21. 5. 2018.
• Galeotti pro INFO.CZ: Putin zavedl pro mafiány nová pravidla a tajné služby kriminálníky využívají. Info.cz, 19. 4. 2018.
• Ruské hrozby jsou jen signály. Nedokážu si představit opětování palby, říká Mark Galeotti. E15, 12. 4. 2018.
• The Farewell Vertical. RFE/RL Power Vertical Podcast, 29. 3. 2018.
• Putin Finally Went Too Far. The Atlantic, 27. 3. 2018.
• Britain Has No Clue Why It’s Punishing Russia. Foreign Policy, 27. 3. 2018.
• Interview for Monocle 24 radio, 27. 3. 2018.
• Diplomaat en spion zijn geregeld dezelfde. Trouw (Netherlands), 27. 3. 2018.
• La Russia è uno Stato Mafia? No, ma la criminalità organizzata prospera sotto Putin. Business Insider Italia, 25. 3. 2018.
• So What Happens Next? RFE/RL Power Vertical Podcast, 23. 3. 2018.
• Gangster’s paradise: how organised crime took over Russia. The Guardian, 23. 3. 2018.
• Putin's Coronation Has The Votes But Not Much Conviction. UK Forces Network, 19. 3. 2018.
• Interview for Monocle 24 radio, 19. 3. 2018.
• Interview for UK Forces Network TV, 19. 3. 2018.
• Live election night coverage for BBC World Service TV in Moscow, 18. 3. 2018.
• Surprise! It's President Putin All Over Again. Reuters War College Podcast, 17. 3. 2018.
• Poisonous Politics. RFE/RL Power Vertical Podcast, 16. 3. 2018.
• Interview for Channel 4 News (UK), 16. 3. 2018.
• A Tale of Two Putins. New Eastern Europe, 14. 3. 2018.
• Russia pursues 'dark power' and the West has no answer. Raam op Rusland (Netherlands), 15. 3. 2018.
• Poetin wil tonen dat Westen geen ruggegraat heeft. NRC (Netherlands), 15. 3. 2018.
• Interview on BBC World Service TV, 12. 3. 2018.
• Galeotti: Putinil on igav ja ta on väsinud. Järgmise paari aasta jooksul tutvustab ta maailmale oma mantlipärijat. Eesti Pahlevael (Estonia), 12. 3. 2018.
• Mark Galeotti: There is no 'Gerasimov Doctrine;' I should know; I made it up. Tulsa World, 11. 3. 2018.
• Interview on BBC World Service TV, 6. 3. 2018.
• Interview on BBC Radio 4 The World Tonight, 6. 3. 2018.
• I’m Sorry for Creating the ‘Gerasimov Doctrine’. Foreign Policy, 5. 3. 2018. 
• The Argentine Cocaine Scandal Is Just the Tip of a Russian Iceberg. Moscow Times, 2. 3. 2018.
• Putin’s new arms race is all about his need to be taken seriously. The Guardian, 2. 3. 2018.
• Putin's State of the Nation Missile showcase. BNE Podcast, 1. 3. 2018.
• A Few Thoughts on the ‘Troll Farm’ Indictment. In Moscow's Shadows, 17. 2. 2018.
• Russia's Hunger Games. RFE/RL Power Vertical, 16. 2. 2018.
• Putin Is Playing a Dangerous Game in Syria. the Atlantic, 15. 2. 2018.
• Black Comedy, Dark History. Podcast. RFE/RL Power Vertical, 2. 2. 2018.
• Live news broadcast on Russian in Syria with UK's British Forces Broadcasting Network TV, 31. 1. 2018.
• Cafe Society Versus the Czech Pub. Transitions Online, 31. 1. 2018.
• Live TV interview at IIR with YLE, Finnish TV, for documentary about Russian investment in Finland, 29. 1. 2018.
• Election of Zeman shows limits and opportunities of Moscow's meddling. Raam op Rusland, 28. 1. 2018.
• BRITAIN’S NUCLEAR DETERRENT ISN’T A MILITARY ASSET, AND SHOULDN’T BE FUNDED AS ONE. War On The Rocks, 25. 1. 2018.
• Live news broadcast on Russian military with UK's British Forces Broadcasting Network TV, 23. 1. 2018.
• The 'Whatever Election'. RFE/RL Power Vertical, 19. 1. 2018.
• Forget Britain’s nuclear deterrent – here’s what Russia is really afraid of. The Guardian, 19. 1. 2018.
• Is Putin’s trolling “making Russia great again”? Business New Europe, 17. 1. 2018.
• Putin will elevate loyalty over all in his next presidency. Raam op Rusland, 7. 1. 2018.
• Cyber Hysteria. Berlin Policy Journal, 10. 1. 2018.

2017

• Mark Galeotti on 2018. vlog, 30. 12. 2017.
• From the ‘Brothers’ Circle’ to ‘Thieves-in-Law’: one myth succeeds another for the US Treasury. In Moscow's Shadows, 23. 12. 2017.
• The Secret Policeman's Ball. RFE/RL Power Vertical, 22. 12. 2017.
• Why Russia's Leaders Still Honor the Soviet Secret Police. Moscow Times, 22. 12. 2017.
• “The court of Tsar Vladimir is one of people, not structures”: An interview with Mark Galeotti. Bear Market Brief, 19. 12. 2017.
• Krievijai pret NATO nav izredžu! Bet ir citas metodes…Saruna ar Marku Galeoti. Latvijas Avize (Latvia), 19. 12. 2017. (also published in Russian)
• The Ulyukayev Verdict Heralds the End of Putinism. Moscow Times, 18. 12. 2017.
• The weaponisation of tedium is Putin’s new strategy. Business New Europe, 18. 12. 2017. (also republished by Moscow Times)
• Russia is practicing a form of geopolitical guerilla war against the West. Defence Matters, 14. 12. 2017. (republished by Ukrainian StopFake site)
• Putin je unavený. Hľadá si bezpečného nástupcu. HNonline (Slovak), 12. 12. 2017.
• The Putinization of Ukraine. UATV (Ukraine TV), 10. 12. 2017.
• Putin je unavený. Už by skončil, ale musí najít nástupce. iDNES.cz, 9. 12. 2017.
• Saakashvili illuminates the struggle for Ukraine. Raam op Rusland (Netherlands), 8. 12. 2017.
• Interview on 'fake news'. LTV (Latvian State TV), 6. 12. 2017.
• Post-Putin Russia. Monocle24 Radio - Foreign Desk, 2. 12. 2017.
• Fortress Russia. RFE/RL Power Vertical podcast, 1. 12. 2017.
• Post-Putin Russia. Interview with Monocle 24 Radio, 1. 12. 2017.
• Is Chechnya's Kadyrov really 'dreaming' of quitting? Al Jazeera, 28. 11. 2017.
• Court Politics. RFE/RL Power Vertical podcast, 24. 11. 2017.
• PRESIDENT ZEMAN UNDERTAKES FIVE-DAY RUSSIA TRIP. Interview with Radio Praha, 21. 11. 2017.
• The importance of Russia’s unimportant prime minister. Business New Europe, 15. 11. 2017.
  • reprinted in Moscow Times, 16. 11. 2017.  https://themoscowtimes.com/articles/stolypin-the-importance-of-russias-unimportant-prime-minister-59594
• US-Russia policy shaped by war in Washington. Raam op Rusland (Netherlands), 13. 11. 2017.
• The First Colored Revolution. RFE/RL Power Vertical, 3. 11. 2017.
• Как Путин может спасти Великобританию от Брексита. INOSMI (Russia), 3. 11. 2017.
• How Putin could yet save Britain from Brexit. The Guardian, 2. 11. 2017.
• The Putinologist. National Review Q&A, 1. 11. 2017.
• Zapad exercises underline Russia's domestic security concerns. IHS Jane's Intelligence Review, 31. 10. 2017.
• Sobchak and the presidential reality show. Raam op Rusland, 26. 10. 2017.
• Ukraine's Third Revolution. RFE/RL Power Vertical , 20. 10. 2017.
• Mark Galeotti on Sobchak Candidacy, 18. 10. 2017.
• Donbas war will be won by force of example, not arms. ECFR Commentary, 16. 10. 2017.
• Mark Galeotti on Putin and Ivan The Terrible, 15. 10. 2017.
• Russian report on maritime threats: More about resources than rivals. Jane's Navy International, 10. 10. 2017.
• Why Ksenia Sobchak Is Running for President. Moscow Times, 19. 10. 2017.
• KLEPTOCRACY AND RUSSIA’S FOREIGN POLICY. National Endowment for Democracy The Big Question, 12. 10. 2017.
• Svět bez obalu: Česko jako zdroj pro ruské fake news: „Zeman říká, co chce Kreml slyšet," tvrdí analytik. Seznam Zpravy (video), 4. 10. 2017.
• NOT-SO-SOFT POWER: RUSSIA’S MILITARY POLICE IN SYRIA. War on the Rocks, 2. 10. 2017.
• Kremlin's puzzle: how to frame Putin's re-election? Raam on Rusland (Window on Russia), 2. 10. 2017.
• RUSSIA PROBE REVEALS SYSTEMIC CORRUPTION, NOT COLLUSION: AN INTERVIEW WITH SECURITY EXPERT MARK GALEOTTI. Inquisitr, 21. 9. 2017.
• Russia balances wargames with mindgames in Zapad exercises. Business New Europe, 20. 9. 2017.
• Conspiracy theories dominate East-West relations: time for realism. Raam op Russia  (Netherlands), 18. 9. 2017.
• The Kremlin's Dark Tango. RFE/RL Power Vertical, 15. 9. 2017.
• Fake Terrorism Is a Real Threat to the Kremlin. Moscow Times, 15. 9. 2017.
• Mark Galeotti : «C’est l’une des manières russes d’influencer le débat en ayant l’air agressif». Liberation (France), 14. 9. 2017.
• Războiul subversiv al Moscovei pe Flancul Estic. Revista 22 (Romania), 12. 9. 2017.
• Cum se poate feri România de influenţa Rusiei. Sfaturile expertului Mark Galeotti. Digi24  (Romania), 12. 9. 2017.
• Why Moscow's Municipal Elections Matter. Moscow Times (Vlog), 12. 9. 2017.
• Galeotti: Srbija najvažnija za agendu Moskve na Balkanu. Radio Slobodna (Balkan Service), 11. 9. 2017.
• Russia "depends on Serbia as its key launching ground". B92 (Serbia), 11. 9. 2017.
• Причините за силното руско влияние в България. Bloomberg TV Bulgaria, 8. 9. 2017.
• War Porn. RFE/RL Power Vertical, 8. 9. 2017.
• Active Measures. RFE/RL Power Vertical, 1. 9. 2017.
• Mark Galeotti. "Les Russes doivent faire face à un problème Trump, comme tout le monde". Revue des Deux Mondes (France), 1. 9. 2017.
• Moscow's mercenaries reveal the privatisation of Russian geopolitics. openDemocracy: Russia, 29. 8. 2017.
• Mark Galeotti on the Putin Succession 28 August 2017. vlog, 28. 8. 2017.
• A Midsummer Night's Crackdown. RFE/RL Power Vertical, 25. 8. 2017.
• Washington Just Punished Russia — and Helped Putin. Foreign Policy, 24. 8. 2017.
• Is Russia Winning? Altamar, 22. 8. 2017.
• National Guard: the watchdog that could break the leash. Raam op Russland, 14. 8. 2017.
• Deja Vu All Over Again. RFE/RL Power Vertical, 4. 8. 2017.
• Stop Hyping Trump's Links to the Russian Mob. Moscow Times, 4. 8. 2017.
• Mark Galeotti: Putin’s Goal to ‘Make Russia Great Again’. Civil Georgia, 1. 8. 2017.
• Russia’s meddling gets more credit than it deserves. New Eastern Europe, 31. 7. 2017.
• Putin is in a corner, trying not to look weak. CNN, 31. 7. 2017.
• Donbas continues to be as unpredictable as it is unloved. Business New Europe, 25. 7. 2017.
• Češi v Evropě Ondřeje Housky: Historiky nebo sociology potřebujeme stejně jako start-upy v Silicon Valley (citován). Hospodářské noviny, 25. 7. 2017.
• NATO needs to up its game. Gulf News, 22. 7. 2017.
• Is Trump Bad News for Putin? The Atlantic, 21. 7. 2017.
• Trump Was Right: NATO Is Obsolete. Foreign Policy, 20. 7. 2017.
• How the Russian influence campaign became shorthand for the crisis of political legitimacy in the West. Medium, 16. 6. 2017.
• The Televisions vs the Street. RFE/RL Power Vertical, 16. 6. 2017.
• The ‘Trump Dossier,’ or How Russia Helped America Break Itself. Tablet magazine, 13. 6. 2017.
• The Kremlin’s Newest Hybrid Warfare Asset: Gangsters. Foreign Policy, 12. 6. 2017.
• Life after Putin becomes debatable. IntelliNews Business New Europe, 12. 6. 2017.
• Zolotov's Army. RFE/RL Power Vertical, 9. 6. 2017.
• Putin's Message: make Russia great again. Raam op Russland (Netherlands), 7. 6. 2017.
• Służby wywiadowcze Rosji są w stanie (politycznej) wojny. NATO Review (Polish), 1. 6. 2017.
• The Not-So-Velvet Divorce. RFE/RL Power Vertical, 26. 5. 2017.
• Le G7 ne doit pas esquiver ses responsabilités sur la Russie. l'Express (France), 25. 5. 2017.
• 'Why Russia and the West Should Fight Terrorism Together'. Moscow Times, 24. 5. 2017.
• Putin's Perpetual War. RFE/RL Power Vertical, 19. 5. 2017.
• 'On shaky ground: Russia’s FSB vs migrant radicalisation'. openDemocracy: Russia, 17. 5. 2017.
• The US-Russian “axis of emptiness”. IntelliNews Business New Europe, 15. 5. 2017.
• Russian intelligence is at (political) war. NATO Review, 10. 5. 2017.
• Chodzi o ciemne interesy prezydenta, nie związki z Kremlem. Rzeczspospolita (Poland), 10. 5. 2017.
• Mark Galeotti on Dark Power. IIR Commentary, 7. 5. 2017.
• Putin se naparuje jako zvíře, aby naháněl hrůzu. Rusko ale žádná démonická síla není, říká Galeotti. DVTV, 3. 5. 2017.
• Mark Galeotti on 29 April 2017 Protests in Russia. IIR Commentary, 30. 4. 2017.
• All The Kremlin's Made Men. RFE/RL Power Vertical, 21. 4. 2017.
• Adding spooks to companies creates stagnation. IntelliNews Business New Europe, 20. 4. 2017.
• Mark Galeotti from Moscow on policy gridlock and Rex Tillerson's visit. IIR Commentary, 12. 4. 2017.
• STOLYPIN: Stagnation as strategy evident in Tillerson’s trip to Moscow. IntelliNews Business New Europe, 12. 4. 2017.
• Exclusiv: Interviu cu Mark Galeotti, expert internațional pe criminalitate organizată și Rusia, director general Mayak Intelligence. Global News (Romania), 11. 4. 2017.
• «Grösste Gefahr ist die westliche Korrumpierbarkeit». SRF (Switzerland), 11. 4. 2017.
• After the Bombs. RFE/RL Power Vertical, 7. 4. 2017.
• Terror in Russia and the West: A Need for Compassion. Moscow Times, 4. 4. 2017.
• Terrorism back at the top of Moscow’s agenda. BNE IntelliNews, 3. 4. 2017.
• Interview: Hromadske TV Sunday Show, 2. 4. 2017.
• Interview: 'Trump’s White House Looks Like Putin’s Kremlin' - Mark Galeotti. Hromadske, 2. 4. 2017.
• King of the Russian Street. RFE/RL Power Vertical, 31. 3.
  Protests show: corruption in Russia remains Putin’s biggest threat. Window on Russia, 30. 3. 2017.
• Voronenkov's Murder: Russia Will Regret Turning to the ‘Dark Side’. The Moscow Times, 28. 3. 2017.
• Mark Galeotti on Russian Protests. IIR Commentary, 28. 3. 2017.
• STOLYPIN: Corruption in Russia remains Putin’s biggest threat. IntelliNews Business New Europe, 27. 3. 2017.
• Follow the Money. RFE/RL Power Vertical podcast, 24. 3. 2017.
• Interview: Беспорядки и вандализм – признаки углубления кризиса. Idel (RFE/RL Tatar Service), 24. 3. 2017.
• The truth about Russia's defence budget. ECFR Commentary, 24. 3. 2017.
• Tallis, Benjamin – Galeotti, Mark – Koran, Michal – Eberle, Jakub – Ditrych, Ondrej: The Czech Republic gives up on the EU – and foreign policy. openDemocracy, 24. 3. 2017.
• Trump's White House is starting to look a lot like Putin's Kremlin. CNN, 22. 3. 2017.
• Interview: Hromadske TV (Ukraine), 22. 3. 2017.
• Марк Галеоти: Русия идентифицира Балканите като слабото място на Европа. capital.bg, 17. 3. 2017.
• Ne vše, co Rusové říkají, je lež. Stejně jako ne vše, co tvrdí Západ, je pravda. Otevřená zpověď bývalého poradce britského ministerstva Galeottiho. Parlamentni Listy, 19. 3. 2017.
• Czech President Zeman: not so much Moscow’s 'trojan horse' as a symptom of Western malaise. bne IntelliNews, 10. 3. 2017.
• Not Quite the Comintern. RFE/RL Power Vertical, 10. 3. 2017.
• Russia amidst an overhaul of the political stage. BNE IntelliNews, 9. 3 2017.
• Warcast: Episode 6. War on the Rocks Warcast, 8. 3. 2017.
• The Five Year Chill. RFE/RL Power Vertical, 3. 3. 2017.
• From Trump’s Washington to the Capitals of Europe, Corruption is Russia’s Greatest Ally. International Policy Digest, 3. 3. 2017.
• The Tao of Lavrov. RFE/RL Power Vertical Podcast, 24. 2. 2017.
• Siloviki: What Influence on Russia's Domestic and Foreign Policy? IFRI video (France), 24. 2. 2017.
• Advice to Trump: Beware of Russian Trolls. Foreign Policy, 23. 2. 2017. Also published in Russian as Совет Трампу: остерегайтесь российских троллей.
• Putin's Russian Idea. RFE/RL Power Vertical, 17. 2. 2017.
• The NYT Story on “Trump associates” and Russian Spooks: Some Questions. International Policy Digest, 16. 2. 2017.
• Belarus tests limits of Russian confidence. IntelliNews Business New Europe, 15. 2. 2017.
• Mark Galeotti: Putin może usłyszeć pytanie, którego najbardziej się obawia. Onet Wiadomości (Poland), 13. 2. 2017.
• Mark Galeotti: Władimir Putin nie chciał zwycięstwa Donalda Trumpa. Rzeczpospolita (Poland), 8. 2. 2017.
• Trump May Not Be the ‘Siberian Candidate’ but his White House is Coming to Resemble Putin’s Kremlin. International Policy Digest, 7. 2. 2017.
• Russian hybrid war. Reuters War College, 31. 1. 2017.
• Interview: Mark Galeotti. Remote Control, 30. 1. 2017.
• Treason Through the FSB Looking Glass. The Moscow Times, 30. 1. 2017.
• Interview for BBC Radio 4 news. 26. 1. 2017.
• Moscow's Balkan Mischief. RFE/RL Power Vertical, 27. 1. 2017.
• Le provocazioni armate di Putin. La Stampa (Italy), 27. 1. 2017.
• A New World Order? RFE/RL Power Vertical, 20. 1. 2017.
• Russia has no grand plans, but lots of ‘adhocrats’. IntelliNews Business New Europe, 18. 1. 2017.
• The Spies Who Love Putin. The Atlantic, 17. 1. 2017.
• Ekspert radzi, jak walczyć z Putinem. "Sankcje powinny uderzać w konkretne osoby z rosyjskich elit". Dziennik (Poland), 13. 1. 2017.
• The Trump Dossier: dynamite or disinformation? Window on Russia, 11. 1. 2017.
• Dejme najevo, že Putin je vlastně bezmocný, říká britský profesor Mark Galeotti. E15.cz - The Student Times. 8. 1. 2017.
• Ruské elity nechtějí křížovou výpravu proti Západu. Týden, 9. 1. 2017.
• Will the populist wave wash away NATO and the European Union? NATO Review, 9. 1. 2017.
  

2016

• Putin Is Waging Information Warfare. Here’s How to Fight Back. The New York Times. 14. 12. 2016.
• Je horší Moskva, nebo Západ? Přední expert na Rusko pro EZ otevřeně promluvil o Putinovi, Trumpovi i chybách Západu. EuroZpravy, 12. 12. 2016.
• Interview about Russia on 4pm news. LBC (UK radio), 10. 12. 2016.
• Five Years of Living Dangerously. Power Vertical podcast, 9. 12. 2016.
• Russia's regional challenge needs more than gubernatorial assessment. IntelliNews Business New Europe, 7. 12. 2016.
• Russia's hybrid war as a byproduct of a hybrid state. War On The Rocks, 6. 12. 2016.
• Prof. Mark Galeotti: w tej chwili Rosjanie drenują swoje zasoby, prężąc muskuły. Polskie Radio (Poland), 6. 12. 2016.
• Hybrid war and peace? RFE/RL Power Vertical Podcast, 2. 12. 2016.
• Russian security spending and the biggest threat to Russia. IntelliNews Business New Europe, 25. 11. 2016.
• It is very hard to guess what Putin wants, that’s why deterrence is so important: expert. Polish Press Agency, 23. 11. 2016.
• Ekspert: Nie wiadomo, jakie plany ma Putin. Dlatego tak ważne jest odstraszanie. Gazeta Prawna (Poland), 23. 11. 2016.
• Can governance Trump guns? European security after the US elections. ECFR Commentary, 21. 11. 2016.
• The Kremlin had a plan - Donald Trump winning wasn't part of it. Reuters War College, 17. 11. 2016.
• The World After Trump: Russia-Friendly, But for How Long? Moscow Times, 17. 11. 2016.
• The ‘Ulyukaev Affair’ and Russia’s hybrid market. Business New Europe, 17. 11. 2016.
• A New Detente? Or A New Yalta? RFE/RL PV Briefing, 14. 11. 2016.
• Russia's mobilisation may prove Putin's undoing. Window on Russia, 14. 11. 2016.
• Watch Out Vladimir: There’s a New Putin in Town. Foreign Policy, 13. 11. 2016.
• Brave New World. RFE/RL Power Vertical podcast, 11. 11. 2016.
• First thoughts about surviving the 'Trumpocalypse'. Window on Russia, 9. 11. 2016.
• Homo Putinicus. RFE/RL Power Vertical podcast, 4. 11. 2016.
• Warsaw's window on Western fears about Russia. Business New Europe, 31. 10. 2016.
• Kovarnye detki Kremlya. Radio Svoboda (Russian), with Anna Arutunyan, 29. 10. 2016.
• Will the West Hack Back? RFE/RL Power Vertical podcast, 27. 10. 2016.
• Putin’s Chaos Strategy Is Coming Back to Bite Him in the Ass. Foreign Policy (also republished in the Chicago Times, Kiev Post and lots of other places), 26. 10. 2016.
• Russian security reforms reflect stability fears. Jane's Intelligence Review, 24. 10. 2016.
• Tensions between Russia and the West. Colgate Maroon News, 20. 10. 2016.
• Pour comprendre la stratégie russe en Syrie, il faut se souvenir de la guerre en Tchétchénie. Slate.fr, 13. 10. 2016.
• Late Putinism – between limbo and the lightning bolt. Business New Europe, 12. 10. 2016.
• Aleppo is paying for Russia’s imagined global threat. ECFR Commentary, 10. 10. 2016.
• Russia's Imaginary Enemy. IntelliNews Business New Europe, 7. 10. 2016.
• Murder, Inc. RFE/RL Power Vertical Podcast, 7. 10. 2016.
• Nebezpečí pozdního putinismu: žádný ďábelský génius, ale car v kokonu polopravd a lží. Česky rozhlas interview, 7. 10. 2016.
• An expert's guide to Putin's propaganda playbook. CNN Opinion, 29. 9. 2016.
• Putin Is Playing by Grozny Rules in Aleppo. Foreign Policy, 29. 9. 2016.
• Expert: Putin's Reported Plan to Restore KGB May Reflect Fear of Overthrow. Voice of America, 26. 9. 2016.
• Putin's Sword and Shield. Power Vertical podcast, 23. 9. 2016.
• Avtor Putinskoi gidry kreml' nachinaet bespokoit'sya. Deutsche Welle Russian service, 23. 9. 2016.
• Putin’s intelligence reforms may prove rather unintelligent. Business New Europe, 23. 9. 2016.
• Why Putin might be trying to recreate the Soviet-era KGB — and why he might regret it. Vox, 20. 9. 2016.
• New KGB' plans betray Putin's anxiety. ECFR Commentary, 19. 9. 2016.
• Briefing on Russian Elections - M. Galeotti. IIR video, 19. 9. 2016.
• RFE/RL Facebook Live video broadcast on the Russian elections, 18. 9. 2016.
• Kremlin Kabuki. RFE/RL Power Vertical podcast, 16. 9. 2016.
• Goodbye, Bastrykin?. openDemocracy: Russia, 15. 9. 2016.
• Window on the East: Russia votes for a new Duma. Will it results in protests or status quo? Business New Europe podcast, 15. 9. 2016.
• Russians can make a difference in Sunday’s elections: by staying at home. bne IntelliNews, 14. 9. 2016.
• As the Russian military faces cuts, Putin will lose muscle. bne IntelliNews, 12. 9. 2016.
• Putin's Original Sin. RFE/RL Power Vertical podcast, 9. 9. 2016.
• Education in Putin’s Russia isn’t about history, but scripture. openDemocracy: Russia, 1. 9. 2016.
• Russia is massing thousands of troops on Ukraine’s border. Here’s why we shouldn’t panic. Vox, 1. 9. 2016.
• Contribution to: 'Russia: a reading guide'. Center for Global Interests, 30. 8. 2016.
• Komentář pro polský blog PISM, 29. 8. 2016.
• The Tale of the Tape. RFE/RL Power Vertical Podcast, 26. 8. 2016.
• Putin’s perverse win-win in the Olympic doping scandal. Vox, 23. 8. 2016.
• 'This Is A Strategy Of Tension' – Galeotti On FSB Statement. Hromadske TV, 23. 8. 2016.
• Can government reshuffles bring any hope for Russia? bne IntelliNews, 19. 8. 2016.
• Putin’s incredible shrinking circle. Open Democracy, 16. 8. 2016.
• Vladimir and Nicholas: Putinism enters a new historic phase. European Council on Foreign Relations, 9. 8. 2016.
• Spies, Lies, And Head Games. RFE/RL, 5. 8. 2016.
• Confessions of a Kremlin conspiracy theorist. openDemocracy: Russia, 1. 8. 2016.
• The Invisible War. RFE/RL, 29. 7. 2016.
• How to Start a Russian Purge (with Anna Arutunyan). Foreign Policy, 29. 7. 2016.
• What the Olympic doping scandal says about the decline of Putin's Russia. The Guardian, 27. 7. 2016.
• Why Putin’s DNC Hack Will Backfire. Foreign Policy, 26. 7. 2016
• European security concerns bring Russian mafia back onto agenda. European Council on Foreign Relations, 25. 7. 2016.
• Rusko nedémonizujme, ale buďme tvrdí. Týdeník Echo, 22. 7. 2016.
• Commentary: Hybrid Business - The Risks In The Kremlin's Weaponization Of The Economy (with Anna Arutunyan). RFE/RL, 22. 7. 2016.
• Russia Is Only A Threat If We Let It Be One. The National Interest, 21. 7. 2016.
• Turkey's military hand Erdogan ultimate power. bne IntelliNews, 16. 7. 2016.
• NATO is a symbol that Russia is always an outsider. Business New Europe, 11. 7. 2016.
  
• How Vladimir Putin is being outfoxed by a Chechen warlord. Vox, 11. 7. 2016.
• Russia's slow and hesitant "purges" mask policy void. Moscow Times, 5. 7. 2016.
• No, Russia is not preparing for all-out war. openDemocracy: Russia, 21. 6. 2016.
• STOLYPIN: Better repressive laws in Russia than repression? Business New Europe, 28. 6. 2016
• Red Alert: Russian military underpins foreign policy. Jane's Intelligence Review, June 2016.
• Ryssland vill bli erkänt som en global stormakt - interview with Utrikesmagasinets, 13 June 2016.
• Nationalists versus Putin. bne IntelliNews, 10. 6. 2016.
• Russia’s pessimism paradox. bne IntelliNews, 30. 5. 2016.
• Why the departure of Putin’s chief bodyguard actually matters. ECFR blog, 26. 5. 2016.
• Putinism won’t end with a bang, but a warrant. openDemocracy: Russia, 10. 5. 2016.
• The Russian patriot’s dilemma. bne IntelliNews, 9. 5. 2016.
• Spain versus Russia’s kleptocracy. ECFR blog, 4. 5. 2016.
• Don’t Feed the Troll, and Don’t Reward a Tantrum. Russia! 4. 5. 2016.
• What makes Vladimir Putin so special? Interview podcast for Reuters War College, 29. 4. 2016.
• The Putin myth: the Russian leader isn’t nearly as powerful as you think. Vox, 19. 4.  2016.
• Bastrykin’s manifesto for the ‘North Koreanisation’ of Russia‘. bne IntelliNews, 18. 4. 2016.
• Russia’s ‘Panamization’ of politics. bne IntelliNews, 13. 4. 2016.
• Zolotov: Kadyrov’s Golden Roof? Russia! 12. 4. 2016.
• Moscow’s mercenaries in Syria. War On The Rocks, 5. 4. 2016.
• The Panama Papers show how corruption really works in Russia. Vox, 4. 4. 2016.
• Russia Pairs Brussels Condolences With Politicking. Moscow Times, 23. 3. 2016.
• The Eighteenth Brumaire of Vladimir Putin. Russia! 22. 3. 2016.
• The Three Faces of Russian Spetsnaz in Syria. War On The Rocks, 21. 3. 2016.
• What Russia’s military proved in Syria. Vox, 21. 3. 2016.
• Russia’s migrant militant challenge. openDemocracy: Russia, 17. 3. 2016.
• Russia drops the mic: Syria pullout comes at perfect moment. Reuters, 15. 3. 2016.
• The Weaponization of Prejudice. Business New Europe, 9. 3. 2016 (republished in slightly edited form in the Guardian‘s New East Network section, 14 March).
• Russia’s Communist Party is making a comeback — and it’s bad news for Putin. Vox, 8. 3. 2016.
• Kadyrov and Some Clarity about the Russian System. Russia! 1. 3. 2016
• No Easy Fix for Syria. Moscow Times, 25. 2. 2016.
• Don’t Buy the Hype: Russia’s military is a lot weaker than Putin wants us to think. Vox, 23. 2. 2016.
• Imagining 2030: Taking the Trans-Siberian to Moscow. PS21, 21. 2. 2016.
• Welcome to the stagnation of Retro-Brezhnevism. bne IntelliNews, 17. 2. 2016.
• Free Sergei Lavrov! Foreign Policy, 17. 2. 2016.
• What Putin’s Security Appointments Say About How Russia Works. War On The Rocks, 9. 2. 2016.
• Ramzan Kadyrov: the Kremlin’s Public Frenemy Number One. ECFR commentary, 1. 2. 2016.
• Why the Litvinenko Enquiry Was Not a ‘Farce. Russia! 1. 2. 2016.
• ‘Who Needs Assassins When You’ve Got Hackers? New York Times, 22. 1. 2016.
• The Litvinenko Affair: An Anglo-Russian Exercise in Futility. Moscow Times, 28.1. 2016.
• We Don’t Know What To Call Russian Military Intelligence and That May Be A Problem. War On The Rocks, 19 1. 2016.
• Fix Russia’s ****ing Prison System. Russia! 18. 1. 2016.
• Russia needs its Brains. bne IntelliNews, 18. 1. 2016.
• Yuri Andropov Would Drop Assad Like a Hot Kartoshka. Foreign Policy, 7. 1. 2016.
• Russia’s New National Security Strategy: familiar themes, gaudy rhetoric. War On The Rocks, 4. 1. 2016.
• Putin Will Be Forced to Choose Between Oligarchs and Public. Wikistrat, 1. 1. 2016.
• Talking Policy: Mark Galeotti on Russia,’ interview in World Policy Blog, 1. 1. 2016.
• Shadowy Spec Ops,’ AK-47 and Soviet Weapons. 2016.

2015

• Russia’s Middle Eastern adventure evolves.’ IHS Jane’s Intelligence Review.  December 2015.
• Bearing Down: Russia to defend core Syrian government areas. Jane’s Intelligence Review, September 2015.
• Hybrid War as a War on Governance’, [extended interview]. Small Wars Journal,  19. 8. 2015.
• War of Attrition: Flare-ups likely in Russia-Ukraine standoff. Jane’s Intelligence Review, August 2015.
• Time to think about “hybrid defense. War On The Rocks, 30. 7. 2015.
• Transnational Crime in the Baltic States. Baltic Rim Economies. February 2015.

2014

• Behind Enemy Lines: the rising influence of Russian special forces. Jane’s Intelligence Review, December 2014.
• Mark Galeotti on Russia’s “Turbulent 2014”. ISN Security Watch, 5. 12. 2014.
• GalPutin’s Empire of the Mind. Foreign Policy, May 2014.
• Not a new Cold War: Great Game II. ISN Security Watch, 14. 4. 2014.
• Putin, Ukraine, and asymmetric politics. Business New Europe, 14. 4. 2014.
• Caucasus crossroads - Russian insurgency reaches a turning point. Jane’s Intelligence Review, April 2014.
• From Chess Player to Barroom Brawler. Foreign Policy blog, 14. 3. 2014.
• Are Russia’s Security Services at War (with each other)? ISN Security Watch, 7. 3. 2014.
• The Other Sochi Security Stories. ISN Security Watch, 6. 2. 2014.
• Follow Friday: Mark Galeotti: explaining Russia and the Games. [interview] Crikey, 31. 1. 2014.
• Sochi has (almost) nothing to fear, but fear itself. CNN Global Public Square, 22. 1. 2014.
• Russia’s shiny new weapons. open Democracy: oD Russia, 10. 1. 2014.

2013

• Shadow Spreads: criminal-militant links in Russia. Jane’s Intelligence Review, December 2013.
• Suspicious Smiles: Sino-Russian relations. Jane’s Intelligence Review, November 2013.
• On Your Marks, Get Set… Intercept’. open Democracy: oD Russia, 29. 10. 2013.
• Dangerous Games: security at the Sochi Winter Olympics. Jane’s Intelligence Review, October 2013.
• Return of mob rule - The resurgence of gangsterism in Russia. Jane’s Intelligence Review, April 2013.
• Transnational Turmoil – A "Gift" from Russia's Underworld? ISN Security Watch, February 2014.
• ..... and many more

Dr Galeotti rovněž pravidelně psal sloupky pro Jane’s Intelligence Review, ‘Russia Watch’, 1991–2006, a v té době přispěl do téhož periodika okolo 50 dalšími články.
Je autorem často citovaného blogu In Moscow's Shadows (http://inmoscowsshadows.wordpress.com/).
2011–2013 byl autorem sloupků ‘Siloviks & Scoundrels’ pro Moscow News.
1/2013–1/2014 byl autorem sloupků pro Blouin News.
Od května 2013 píše sloupky pro Russia! Magazine (http://readrussia.com)
Od dubna 2014 přispívá do Business New Europe (http://www.bne.eu), kde od roku 2016 zastává pozici přispívajícího editora.
Od dubna 2014 je sloupkařem Moscow Times.
Od ledna 2016 též pravidelně přispívá do War On The Rocks (http://warontherocks.com/)

∆ Reporty

• (2018): Do the Western Balkans face a coming Russian storm? ECFR Report, 4. 4. 2018.
• (2017): Controlling Chaos: How Russia manages its political war in Europe. ECFR Report, 1. 9. 2017.
• (2016): Heavy Metal Diplomacy: Russia's political use of its military in Europe. ECFR Report, 15. 12. 2016.
• Galeotti, Mark – Arutunyan, Anna (2016): The Kremlin’s Hybrid Business. RFE/RL [in Russian, as Гибридный бизнес Кремля], forthcoming on Henry Jackson Society website [in English].
• (2016): Putin’s Hydra: inside the Russian intelligence services. European Council on Foreign Relations. Also translated into Russian.
• (2015): One Economic Sector Booming in Russia: Corruption. RFE/RL [in Russian as Курс взятки к доллару], Henry Jackson Society [in English].
• (2015): Russia in Syria: tactical masterstroke, strategic risk. Wikistrat.
• (2015): Narcotics and Nationalism: Russian Drug Policies and Futures. Brookings Institution.
• (2015): Tough Times for Tough People: Crime and Russia’s Economic Crisis. RFE/RL [in Russian as Хорошие времена для плохих парней], Henry Jackson Society [in English].
• (2014): Russia’s Next Military Intervention. Wikistrat.
• (2014): Crime and Crimea: Criminals as Allies and Agents. RFE/RL [in Russian as "Сейлем" и "Башмаки"], Henry Jackson Society [in English]
• (2013): The Future of Drones. Wikistrat.
• (2013): The Western Hemispheric Presidency. Wikistrat.
• (2013): Winning the Drug War in Mexico. Wikistrat.
• (2012): When Putin Falls. Wikistrat.
• (2012): Hard Power, Hard Choices. NYU Center for Global Affairs, 2012 (edited)
• (1999): British Policy and Russian Crime: time to get serious? Memorandum submitted to and published by the House of Commons Foreign Affairs Committee.
• (1998): Private Security and Public Insecurity: the rise and implications of the Russian private security industry. ORECRU Special Report.
• (1998): Heirs of the KGB. Jane’s Intelligence Review Special Report.
• (1997): Turkish Organized Crime: the threat to the UK. For National Criminal Intelligence Service.
• (1997): Policing Russia. Jane’s Intelligence Review Special Report.
• (1997): Organized Crime in the former Soviet Union: an introduction to the opportunities and the threats. For Kroll Associates.
• (1996): Russia’s Praetorians: internal security and intelligence forces. Distributed by the Office of the Special Adviser to the NATO Secretary General.
• (1996): Mafiya: organized crime in Russia and its international implications. Jane’s Intelligence Review Special Report.
• (1995): Cross-Border Crime in the Former Soviet Union. International Boundaries Research Unit, Durham.
• (1995): The Rise of a Criminal Superpower:  Organized Crime in Russia. for US Department of Defense (National Defense University).
• (1994): Russia 2014. for US Department of Defense (National Defense University).
• A Glossary of Russian Police and Security Service Acronyms and Abbreviations, this is periodically updated and freely available guide which was also distributed within the Foreign Office and related agencies, the UK Ministry of Defence, Interpol and the Pentagon.

∆ Akademické prezentace

• Getting Russia Right: Dispelling Myths From 'Putin the Mastermind' to 'Hybrid War', ÚMV, 19. 6. 2019.
• Panellist at round table on disinformation, Albany, London, 26. 7. 2018.
• ‘Moscow as source, subject and scapegoat of the new populism’, keynote speech at Populism and Propaganda: new intersections conference, Sofia, 9. 7. 2018.
• Democracy and Digital Misdeeds: Fighting Foreign Manipulation. Lennart Meri Conference. Estonia, 2. 6. 2018.
  
• The Russian Mafia, at Home and Abroad. IIR, Nerudova 3, 3. 4. 2018.
• Russian Strategic Behaviour, academic workshop at Marshall Centre, Garmisch-Partenkirchen, 27. 3. - 28. 3. 2018.
• Russia in 2018: challenges and responses. Keynote address to Baltic Defence College Russia conference, Tartu, 8. 3. 2018.
• Russian organised crime in the global underworld. Video presentation to Mob Museum (USA), 12. 1. 2018.
• McMafia: the Reality. University College London event, 7. 2. 2018. Livestreamed: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g2LF5lZI2VA
• Lecture: The Challenge of 'Fake News' and the Security of Latvia in the 21st Century'. Latvian Presidential Discussion, 6. 12. 2017.
• Speaker on Panel: Ukraine's Security. 6th Tiger Conference, Kyiv, 5. 12. 2017.
• Understanding Contemporary Conflict Beyond Hybrid Warfare. Prague Insecurity Conference, 1. 12. 2017.
• Lecture: Russian Foreign Policy. Parliament, Oslo, 27. 11. 2017.
• 'Professor in the Pub' informal talk on hybrid war. Anglo-American University, 23. 11. 2017.
• Russian intelligence services and hybrid war. Lecture at UK Delegation, NATO, Brussels, 16. 11. 2017.
• Trust in the Cadres. Victims of Communism Centenary Commemoration conference, Washington DC, 9. 11. 2017.
• Whither Putin's Russia. US State Department, Washington DC, 8. 11. 2017.
• Russian propaganda. Prague Media Point Conference, 4. 11. 2017.
• The Control of Russian Proxy Instruments. Online keynote speech. Canadian Royal Military College 2017 Adversarial Intent Conference, 10. 10. 2017.
• Russia from Within (Panelist), Forum 2000, Prague, 9. 10. 2017.
  
• Russia and Euro-Atlantic Security. Address to NATO Parliamentary Assembly Political Committee, Bucharest, 7. 10. 2017.
• Russian Information Warfare. Address to NATO Parliamentary Assembly Committee on Civil Dimensions of Security, Bucharest, 7. 10. 2017.
• Make Russia Great Again: Putin's foreign policy'. Lecture to visiting US State Senators, Prague, 16. 9. 2017.
• IIR Security Breakfast, 25. 8. 2017.
• The Uncertain Future of EU-Russia Relations. Prague European Summit, 13. 6. 2017.
• Presentation: 'Russian Nuclear Policy' to workshop organised by Czech MOD, Vienna, 28. 4. 2017.
  
• Respondent: The Disappearance of the Battlefield in the Age of Global Targeting. Institute of International Relations Prague, 21. 4. 2017.
• 'Breakfast with Mark Galeotti'. Oxford and Cambridge Alumni Groups, Moscow, 6. 4. 2017.
  
• "Fake News", Disinformation, the Scale of the Problem and What to Do About It". Transitions (TOL), 15. 3. 2017.
• Presentation on Russian hybrid war to closed expert meeting at Bulgarian Academy of Sciences, Sofia, 6. 3. 2017.
• Public debate on Russian policies and threats hosted by the ECFR, Sofia, 6. 3. 2017.
• Silovik Stockholm Syndrome: Russia's security agencies as drivers, beneficiaries, and victims of Putinism. IFRI (France), 21. 2. 2017.
  
• Russian "heavy metal diplomacy" . ECFR presentation, Warsaw, 3. 2. 2017.
• Lecture to Academy of Young Diplomats: 'Europe after the annexation of Crimea'. AYD, Warsaw, 3. 2. 2017.
• Russian hybrid war. OSW, Warsaw, 2. 2. 2017.
• Breakfast with journalists. IIR Prague, 1. 2. 2017.
• Russia’s ‘Hybrid War’: What Does it Really Mean, And How Should the West Respond? Mirror Hall, Czernin Palace of the MFA, 10. 1. 2017.
  
• Participation in SWP-DGO round table on Russia and Germany, Berlin, 13. 12. 2016.
• Tools of Control and Repression,' SWP-ZOiS Conference, Berlin, 12. 12. 2016.
  
• Public lecture 'The Threat from Russian organised crime'. Estonian Interior Ministry, 24. 11. 2016.
• Classes taught at Estonian Academy for Security Sciences, 24. 11. - 25. 11. 2016.
• Russia: Global Colossus with Feet of Clay? Warsaw Security Forum, Warsaw, 26.-28. 9. 2016.
• WSF2016 - Interview with: Mark Galeotti. Warsaw Security Forum 2016, 31. 1. 2017.
• Putin's "War with the West": real? a threat? a real threat?, lecture at Colgate University, USA, 17. 10. 2016.
• Closed Nuclear Threat Initiative Workshop on nuclear security in Russia, 14. 10. 2016.
• Russia 2036: Still a Prisoner of Its History? Jak bude vypadat Evropa a svět za dvacet let. Ústav mezinárodních vztahů. 9. 11. 2016.
• Inside Putin and Putinism: what Russia's leader wants and where he's taking Russia. NYU Prague, 13. 9. 2016.
• What is the Real Threat from Russia? PSSI and Containall, 8. 9. 2016.
• AMO workshop: NATO Warsaw Summit: What did Warsaw deliver and what's next? Polish Embassy, 6. 9. 2016.
• Briefings on report ‘Putin’s Hydra’ on Russia’s intelligence services to:
• Institute of International Relations Prague (květen 2016)
• Estonian security officials (Tallinn, květen 2016)
• Finnish security officials (Helsinki, květen 2016)
• EU INTCEN and External Action Service (Brussels, červen 2016).
• The Changing Nature of Global Crime and the Opportunities for Deeper US-Russian Cooperation Against It. Spaso House Talk (hosted by US Ambassador to Russia), únor 2016.
• Russian Hybrid War. Riga Conference 2015, Riga, listopad 2015.
• Crime, Kleptocracy, and Politics: Developments in Modern Russia. Hudson Institute Kleptocracy Initiative, Washington DC, prosinec 2015
• The Rise and (Apparent) Fall of the Russian Mafia. MIT, Boston, únor 2015
• Russia’s Spetsnaz and Non-Conventional Operations. ‘The USMC and “Ambiguous Warfare”’ workshop, Washington DC, únor 2015
• Hybrid, Ambiguous and Non-Linear: How new is Russia’s “new way of war”? Glasgow University, červen 2015
• Narcotics and Nationalism: Russia’s drug policies and futures. Brookings Institution, Washington DC, říjen 2014
• From the Kremlin to Kyiv: The Role of Russian Security and Intelligence Services. Chatham House, London, červen 2014
• The Evolution of the Russian Vorovskoi Mir. Europol, říjen 2013
• Benya Krik's uncles, Ostap Bender's aunts: a genealogy of Russian organized crime. New York University, duben 2011
• How to Win Friends and Influence People: Eurasian organized crime’s diversification, penetration and legitimation, FBI Workshop on Eurasian Organized Crime. Los Angeles, červenec 2010.
• Reforming the State Security Sector and the problem of Organized Crime, Democratic Governance in the Security Sector. STARLINK Conference, The Hague, prosinec 2007.
• Who’s Next? What coping with the ‘Wild East’ has taught us about identifying future threats. Tackling Organised Crime in Partnership conference, London, říjen 2004.
• Failed States, Organised Crime and Diffuse Threats. European Commission workshop on the Solana European Union strategy document, Rome, říjen 2003.
• The Russian Mafiya, keynote address. 2nd National Criminal Intelligence Service International Conference for Criminal Analysts, London, březen 1999.
• Should we be Worried about the Russian Mafiya? Royal Institute of International Affairs, London, říjen 1998.
• ‘Real Crimes for Real Criminals’:  the Russian mafiya and international economic crime. 16th International Symposium on Economic Crime workshop, Cambridge, září 1998.
• Cops, Spies and Private Eyes: the historical patterns of Russian policing. ‘Good Order is the Foundation of All Things’: crime and policing in modern Europe conference, Keele, září 1994.