Kirill Titaev is a sociologist, specialist in the Russian law enforcement system, co-author of the books “Russian Judges” and “Russian Investigator”. Worked at the European University in St. Petersburg.
After the start of the war in Ukraine, he was forced to leave the country. He currently holds the position of visiting researcher at Yale University in the USA and the Faculty of Liberal Arts and Sciences in Montenegro.
Kirill Titaev speaks in an interview about violence in Russia, which has become more systemic, about people’s tolerance for this violence, how the role of judges and investigators has changed recently, and why Russia is a police state.
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