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Modernization of Russia’s foreign and security policy
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International Studies, 2016
This article provides a broad overview of Russian foreign policy in the last three decades. It has divided this period into three broad categories—neoliberalism and the West-centric policy (1991–1995); Eurasianism and the search for multipolarity (1996–2006); and crossing the Rubicon (2007–2015)—marked by external interventions. Taking domestic factors
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This article provides a broad overview of Russian foreign policy in the last three decades. It has divided this period into three broad categories—neoliberalism and the West-centric policy (1991–1995); Eurasianism and the search for multipolarity (1996–2006); and crossing the Rubicon (2007–2015)—marked by external interventions. Taking domestic factors
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The Kosovo factor in Russia's foreign policy
The International Spectator, 2000The article analyses Russia’s perceptions of, and attitudes to the developments in and around Kosovo, as well as their implications for Russia’s foreign and security policy-thinking and policy-maki...
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2010
Russian foreign policy has both been similar and unique to that of other great powers. As a general rule of statecraft, Russia has pursued balance-of-power policies, which essentially involves the mobilization of power to countervail the power of an enemy or a potential adversary. The enduring goals pursued by Russian foreign policy have placed primary
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Russian foreign policy has both been similar and unique to that of other great powers. As a general rule of statecraft, Russia has pursued balance-of-power policies, which essentially involves the mobilization of power to countervail the power of an enemy or a potential adversary. The enduring goals pursued by Russian foreign policy have placed primary
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The Foreign Policy of Soviet Russia
The Review of Politics, 1943“Russian policy is a riddle wrapped in a mystery inside an enigma,” Winston Churchill stated. But Joseph Stalin claimed: “Our policy is simple and clear.” These statements which apparently contradict each other can be reconciled. For the mysterious character of the Russian foreign policy is the result, precisely, of the apparent clearness of its ...
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The Realism of Russia's Foreign Policy
Europe-Asia Studies, 2001(2001). The Realism of Russia's Foreign Policy. Europe-Asia Studies: Vol. 53, No. 1, pp. 7-31.
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Russia in search of a foreign policy
Comparative Strategy, 1993Faced with growing criticism of a foreign policy that is regarded as too soft, too pro-Western, and insufficiently attentive to Russian national interests—and the opposition comes not only from the so-called "reds and browns" and the military, but from centrist and democratic circles as well —President Yeltsin has been obliged to cede foreign policy ...
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This clear and comprehensive text explores the past thirty years of Soviet/Russian international relations, comparing foreign policy formation under Gorbachev, Yeltsin, Medvedev, and Putin. Challenging conventional views of Moscow’s foreign policy, Andrei Tsygankov shows that definitions of national interest depend on visions of national identity and ...
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Is Russia’s Foreign Policy ‘Schizophrenic’
2015The recent confrontation concerning Ukraine led President Obama to impose sanctions on Russia and to increase support for the new government of Ukraine. This could potentially have a direct negative effect on the ruling elites and on the overall economic situation inside Russia, with the potential flight of capital and a threat to Russia’s relations ...
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