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Foreign threat and political party change: Russia and changes in party manifestos

Communist and post-communist studies, 2018
How do political parties react to foreign security threats? There has been very little attention paid in the literature generally to how parties react to international events, particularly how parties react to foreign policy threats.
J. Ishiyama, Christopher E. Pace, Brandon D. Stewart   +2 more
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From reluctance to reassurance: Explaining the shift in the Germans’ NATO alliance solidarity following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine

Contemporary Security Policy, 2023
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine in 2022 has led to a shift of public opinion in Germany on collective defense: reluctance towards the defense of NATO’s eastern flank has given way to majority support for military efforts to reassure NATO’s eastern members ...
Timo Graf, Markus Steinbrecher, H. Biehl
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Security Threats and Military Strategic Factors in the Russo–Ukrainian War: Focusing on the Russia's Identification of Greater Eurasianism and the Instability of the Buffer Zone*

Pacific Focus, 2023
The Russo–Ukrainian war has lasted longer than expected due to a combination of two reasons: security threats and military‐strategic conflicts. It turned out that through this conflict, the paradigm of war has changed rapidly enough to be called a game changer.
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Why U.S. – Russia Relations Failed: An Analysis of Competing National Security Narratives

Russian Politics, 2023
The following article addresses the question of why, despite a handful of certain overlapping interests, the U.S and Russia ultimately failed to reach a compromise during their negotiations at the start of the Ukrainian crisis.
L. Sokolshchik, Yulia Sokolshchik
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Observations of GNSS Spoofing in Russia in 2023-2024

The International Technical Meeting of the The Institute of Navigation
. Abstract Recent events in 2023-24 have highlighted the significant threat posed to Global Navigation Satellite System (GNSS) radio frequency interference (RFI), including jamming and spoofing.
Sherman C. Lo, Zixi Liu, Lyla Ibrahim, Yu-Hsuan Chen, Todd Walter   +4 more
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Preference convergence, functional pressure and supranational entrepreneurship: explaining the launch and design of the EU’s military assistance mission to Ukraine

European Security
In October 2022, the EU established a military assistance mission in support to Ukrainian armed forces (EUMAM Ukraine). The decision to launch the mission runs contrary to what one would intuitively expect from the EU, considering member states ...
Iulian Romanyshyn, Julian Bergmann
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Social perception of war: a study of Ukrainian society under Russia’s full-scale invasion

Innovation : The European Journal of Social Science Research
This paper examines how the 2022 Russian invasion reshaped Ukrainian social perceptions. Before the invasion, opinions on the war's likelihood varied due to propaganda and history.
Olha Bezrukova, O. Vilkova, A. Petrenko-Lysak   +2 more
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Changes in the Perception of Military Threats, Challenges, Vulnerabilities and Risks in Russia (1991-2009)

2011
To understand the nature and orientation of Russia’s foreign policy it is very important to examine how this state identifies challenges to its security. This is also helpful for explaining how the national security discourse and ideas developed by various foreign policy schools are translated into concrete political initiatives and implemented by ...
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The collapse of a superpower : the fall of communism, the military, and the threat of a coup in Russia, 1992-1996

1999
This thesis examines the impact of regime transitions on the military, and the likelihood of a military coup. This examination is conducted within the context of the fall of Communism in the Soviet Union and the post-Soviet Russian Federation. The thesis examines the 1985 to 1996 period, and seeks to determine how the transition from Communism impacted
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On the Problem of Uncontrolled and Non-Regulated Migration as a Threat to the National Security of Russia (on the Example of Assurance of Law and Order and Military Discipline in the Moscow Territorial Garrison)

Military juridical journal
The article examines the problem of uncontrolled and unregulated migration processes in modern Russia, leading to problems with ensuring national security (using the example of ensuring law and order and military discipline on the territory of the Moscow territorial garrison).
Sergey V. Ivaneev, Sofia V. Ilyina
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