Igor Logvinenko

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Police officers patrol in Moscow on Feb. 15. (Audrey Rudakov/Bloomberg News)

The rapid isolation of the Russian economy following the invasion of Ukraine marks the end of Russia’s 30-year experiment of integration into the global economy.

In the last three weeks, doing business in Russia became unseemly for most Western investment banks, former politicians and even fast-food restaurants. According to Jeffrey Sonnenfeld at the Yale School of Management, more than 400 companies have left Russia. But before the start of the full-scale war, a decade of Russian foreign aggression had not prevented most major energy firms, banks and pension funds from investing in Russian assets.

These rapid exits no doubt come as a great shock to Russian President Vladimir Putin and the Russian elite.…  Seguir leyendo »