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Both In-Between and Out: National Sovereignty and Cross-Border Governmentality in Euro 2012 in Lviv

(European Neighbourhood Policy) (Co-author: A. Makarychev) The chapter addresses a collision of different policies and strategies initiated, pursued and implemented by EU member states towards Ukraine as a co-host of…

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Celebrating Borderlands in a Wider Europe: Nations and Identities in Ukraine, Georgia and Estonia

(Nomos) (Co-author: A. Yatsyk) This book addresses Estonian, Ukrainian and Georgian identities which have developed against the backdrop of Russia’s neo-imperialist policies and the EU’s normative projection of power. With…

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Pro-Russian Parties in Georgia’s 2016 Parliamentary Election: A Growing Footprint?

(PONARS Eurasia Commentary) The campaign for Georgia’s October 8, 2016, parliamentary election stands out from previous campaigns for its much larger numbers of parties that directly or indirectly espouse anti-NATO…

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From Sochi–2014 to FIFA–2018: a fading sovereignty?

(Sport in Society) (Co-author: Alexandra Yatsyk) In this article, we uncover the dynamics and the evolution of Russian discourses of sovereignty before and after the Sochi 2014 Olympic Games using some elements…

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New Policy Memo: Promoting Islam within the “Russian World”: The Cases of Tatarstan and Chechnya

Tatarstan and Chechnya, two federal republics with strong Islamic elements in their regional identities, have nimbly positioned themselves within the “Russian world,” an ideological concept that has increased in prominence…

Promoting Islam within the “Russian World”: The Cases of Tatarstan and Chechnya

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Russia’s Foreign Policy: Ideas, Domestic Politics and External Relations

(Palgrave Studies in International Relations) The Ukraine crisis in 2014 took many observers by surprise. Its magnitude and implications necessitate a better understanding of the drivers of Russia's actions in…

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Special Issue: The Renewed Significance of Borders

(Problems of Post-Communism) The crisis in Ukraine and its implications for European security have revived the significance of borders as a key element in conflicts between Russia and its neighbors.…

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(Non) “Russian World”, (Non) Soft Power: Putin’s Serpentine Policy in the South Caucasus

(By Andrey Makarychev, Tartu, and Alexandra Yatsyk, Kazan) – This article provides an overall introduction to this issue of the Caucasus Analytical Digest, describing the nature of Russia’s relationships with…

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A New Russian Conservatism: Domestic Roots and Repercussions for Europe

(Fundación CIDOB) Russia's reaction to the Maidan revolution in Ukraine and the subsequent critical deterioration of relations between Moscow and the West have reignited the otherwise diminished interest to the…

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Both In-Between and Out: National Sovereignty and Cross-Border Governmentality in Euro 2012 in Lviv

Celebrating Borderlands in a Wider Europe: Nations and Identities in Ukraine, Georgia and Estonia

Pro-Russian Parties in Georgia’s 2016 Parliamentary Election: A Growing Footprint?

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