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From project Putin to brand Putin

Celebrity Studies, 2017
In 2015, Russian President Vladimir Putin was declared the most powerful person in the world (Forbes 2015).
Adrian Campbell, Elena Denezhkina
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Is Putin’s popularity real?

Post-Soviet Affairs, 2015
AbstractVladimir Putin has managed to achieve strikingly high public approval ratings throughout his time as president and prime minister of Russia. But is his popularity real, or are respondents lying to pollsters? We conducted a series of list experiments in early 2015 to estimate support for Putin while allowing respondents to maintain ambiguity ...
Timothy Frye   +3 more
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Putin

2022
A tragédia estava, há muito, anunciada – pelo menos se atendermos ao pendor beligerante e cruel que Putin foi revelando ao longo dos anos. Se queremos compreender «o que nos trouxe até aqui», importa compreender o homem que, uma vez mais, «puxou o gatilho».
Rego, Arménio, e Cunha, Miguel Pina
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Putin and Putinism

2010
This collection of essays devoted to the two terms of Vladimir Putin as president of the Russian Federation is based on contributions to a working conference held at the University of Naples “L’Orientale” (Italy), on 8–9 May 2008, coinciding precisely with the transfer of the office of president to Dmitrii Medvedev.
HILL R, CAPPELLI, Ottorino
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Who's to Blame for Putinism?

Current History, 2016
Three recent books about Russia and its authoritarian leader offer different theories on how a clique of former spies seized control. The worst answer is to blame the victim.
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On Putin’s Blacklist

Educational Media Reviews Online, 2019
Distributed by Passion River Films, 154 Mt. Bethel Rd., Warren, NJ 07059; 732-321-0711Produced by The Orchard; Indiecan EntertainmentDirected by Boris Ivanov2018, DVD, color, 73 min. This ham-fisted production shows the world that Putin is a thug and that he and many Russians do not find homosexuality morally acceptable. So what’s new about that?
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Putins Reich [PDF]

open access: possible, 2023
Gut 13 Monate ist es her, dass Russland unter Putin seinen Angriffskrieg auf die Ukraine begann. Und seit dem 24. Februar 2022 wird darüber debattiert, teilweise heftig gestritten, welche Ursachen zu dieser Eskalation beigetragen haben, wie der Krieg beendet werden kann, mit welchen Folgen für die Kriegsparteien und Europa. Für diese Diskussion ist der
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Putin's Russia

2018
Now in a thoroughly revised, expanded, and updated edition, this classic text provides the most authoritative and current analysis of contemporary Russia. Leading scholars explore the daunting domestic and international problems Russia confronts, considering a comprehensive array of economic, political, foreign policy, and social issues.
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Mixed signals: what Putin says about gender equality

Post-Soviet Affairs, 2021
Janet Elise Johnson   +2 more
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