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Are Elites Influenced by Foreign Analogies?,present an initial evaluation of my theory of imitation in foreign policy using pooled data from Ukrainian and Russian elites. I do find preliminary support for most of the hypotheses. In particular, the analysis here shows that subjective failure is strongly associated with attention to foreign suc