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Entangled Far Rights: A Russian-European Intellectual Romance in the Twentieth Century

(NEW BOOK) Since the rise of Putin, many have puzzled by the strange affinity of the far right in the West for today’s authoritarian Russia. Entangled Far Rights explores the deep roots of…

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Incomplete Hegemonies, Hybrid Neighbours: Identity Games and Policy Tools

(CEPS; Book Chapter) This paper applies the concepts of hegemony and hybridity as analytical tools to help understand the structural changes taking place within the Eastern Partnership (EaP) countries and…

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Ukraine’s Emerging Security State (Kudelia); Stalled Social Mobility in Russia (Gerber)

Ukraine’s Emerging Security State by Sergiy Kudelia “This article reviews President Poroshenko’s first term in office and argues that he failed in his attempt to balance the imperatives of power consolidation…

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Ways to End the Donbas Conflict | Interview with Serhiy Kudelia

Political scientist Serhiy Kudelia has studied the conflict in Donbas since its very early stages. In a recently published article, he discussed the possible approaches to ending the conflict. Maria Lipman talks to Serhiy about the current state of the conflict, as well as the prospects for, and impediments to, its resolution.

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Kramer: Putin has been to the US and met with US leaders many times, none of this has made him warm up to the United States

(Polygraph.info) In an op-ed published on the English language website of the Russian state-owned outlet RT.com, John Wight, a regular RT contributor, argued that visiting the United States might give Russian…

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Facing International Outrage and Domestic Ridicule, Putin Assumes Super-Confident Stance

(EDM) The predictable monotony of the high-level panel at the Eastern Economic Forum in Vladivostok last week (September 11–13) was interrupted by President Vladimir Putin’s suggestion that Russia and Japan sign…

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Peter Reddaway’s Russia’s Domestic Security Wars: Putin’s Use of Divide and Rule Against His Hardline Allies [BOOK REVIEW]

(RAD) Peter Reddaway’s book explains how Putin stays in power by relying on the siloviki. The president has created divisions among two main groups in Russia’s key security and law enforcement…

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