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Challenges to international relations in post-cold war Europe / Khudoley, Konstantin (ed.); Tkachenko, Stanislav (ed.) 2002  Book
Khudoley, Konstantin (ed.) Book
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Publication Saint-Petersburg, Saint-Petersburg State University Press, 2002.
Description 173p.
Standard Number 5288031630
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ID:   132706


Chauvinism or chaos? / Lukin, Alexander   Journal Article
Lukin, Alexander Journal Article
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Publication 2014.
Summary/Abstract Instead of chauvinism and chaos Russia needs a third alternative. And that is a combination of moderate patriotism and moderate liberalism manifesting itself in the commitment to freer life by law, without corruption, but with mature self-government.
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ID:   132710


Crimean knot / Andrey Malgin   Journal Article
Andrey Malgin Journal Article
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Publication 2014.
Summary/Abstract Russia will have to deal with the effects of Crimea being part of an independent Ukraine for 23 years. A Crimean political and business elite has emerged with its own values, bonds, and relationships. Russia is not the motherland of an entire generation of Russian-speaking youth, but the motherland of their ancestors.
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ID:   132705


Different realities / Okunev, Igor   Journal Article
Okunev, Igor Journal Article
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Publication 2014.
Summary/Abstract The new post-Crimean risk for Russia's political system is not so much in putting political participation on freeze as in forcing this participation, which might push the country onto the road to ideology-driven authoritarianism.
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ID:   132709


Finlandization of the Post-Soviet Space / Minasyan, Sergey   Journal Article
Minasyan, Sergey Journal Article
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Publication 2014.
Summary/Abstract Armenia, opting for self-restraint of its own accord, minimized its risks and losses. As to whether the Armenian-style Finlandization can be an example for other former Soviet republics would depend not only on their own choice.
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ID:   132824


Gathering storm: insurgency escalates in eastern Ukraine / Arutunya, Anna; Galeotti, Mark   Journal Article
Galeotti, Mark Journal Article
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Publication 2014.
Summary/Abstract As separatist militias mount an active insurgency in eastern Ukraine, the crisis is set to continue. Anna Arutunyan and Mark Galeotti examines Russia's role, emerging groups, and government attempts to contain the violence and regain control
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ID:   132712


Horizontal Ukraine / Bruter, Vladimir; Igrunov, Vyacheslav   Journal Article
Bruter, Vladimir Journal Article
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Publication 2014.
Summary/Abstract The participation of Donetsk representatives in the government corresponds to the "horizontal principle," but domination does not. There will be neither real reform nor a modern and efficient state in Ukraine unless regions feel that they are equal.
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Russia and the world: new state of play on the international stage / Cooper, Leo 1999  Book
Cooper, Leo Book
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Publication London, macmillan Press, 1999.
Description vii, 222p.
Standard Number 0333720679
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Russian-U.S. cooperative threat reduction beyond Nunn-Lugar and / Weitz, Richard   Journal Article
Weitz, Richard Journal Article
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Publication 2014.
Summary/Abstract The crisis in Ukraine probably has ruined prospects for another formal Russian-U.S. arms control agreement during the Obama administration's second term. Even before the crisis over Crimea, Russian and U.S. negotiators differed sharply on their preferred outcomes for reducing their strategic nuclear forces further, eliminating or consolidating nonstrategic nuclear weapons in Europe, constraining national and theater strategic defenses, or renewing conventional arms limitations in Europe.
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Yes, Russia matters: Putin's guerrilla strategy / Pomerantsev, Peter   Journal Article
Pomerantsev, Peter Journal Article
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Publication 2014.
Summary/Abstract The Obama administration seems to believe that Vladimir Putin should not be taken too seriously. The annexation of Crimea and belligerence over Ukraine are, to quote the president and his secretary of state, a sign of "weakness," the hallmark of a "regional" power stuck in "the old ways of doing things," leading no bloc of nations and having "no global ideology." These assumptions may be comforting rationales for a lack of response to the Kremlin's recent moves, but they misread the game Putin is playing-and underestimate its significance.
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