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CRIMEA ISSUE (4) answer(s).
 
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All politics are local: Crimea explained / Eggert, Konstantin von   Journal Article
Eggert, Konstantin von Journal Article
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Publication 2014.
Summary/Abstract Let us drink to Putin! He is doing so many good things for us." This toast from a friend's mother, at a recent friendly gathering of neighbors at my dacha near Moscow, made a few of us around the table feel a little uneasy. I think it was the first time that I'd heard someone proposing to drink the health of one of our heads of state when it wasn't required by protocol. However, this lady's emotions were sincere and, given the circumstances in Russia today, quite logical. Vladimir Putin's Crimean blitz was a very domestic Russian affair, designed to give the people a new sense of imperial pride and, by extension, provide the Kremlin with a badly needed popularity boost. In this regard, it succeeded beyond expectation. Even the tragedy of Malaysia Airlines Flight 17 did not shake the foundations of the conviction that most Russians hold: their country is a beacon of moral fortitude and spiritual greatness besieged by the Western forces of atheism, permissiveness, and greed.
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ID:   132711


Crimean identity: yesterday, today, tomorrow? / Dmitry Sosnovsky   Journal Article
Dmitry Sosnovsky Journal Article
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Publication 2014.
Summary/Abstract Kiev's attempt to build an all-Ukrainian identity solely on the basis of the Ukrainian ethnos through political centralization, cultural unification, and forceful assimilation was a complete failure. Now, as part of the Russian Federation, which pursues an entirely different regional policy, Crimea has an opportunity to form its own regional identity.
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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:   129175


Ukraine braces up for cyber offensive / Hughes, Robin   Journal Article
Hughes, Robin Journal Article
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Publication 2014.
Summary/Abstract While most military attention in Ukraine is focused on the apparent Ukrainian base siege standoff and escalation of Russian forces in Crimea, Ukraine appears to be undergoing probing cyber attacks and denial-of service operations.
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