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B. Heinrich,Z. Celinski,J. F. Cochran strong state. There is something incongruent about describing the Russian network state in this way, both in looking at conventional parameters of state strength and if we take the image of Russia in official discourse as its basis. In this image the Russian state appears as sovereign and autonomou

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N. García,A. Hernandonstitutionally prescribed intervals. In practice it was dominated by the network that was represented by its ‘leading and guiding force’, the Communist Party of the Soviet Union, and within the party by a ruling group that monopolized all positions of authority. Party members as a whole made up abou

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A. S. ArrottGolden Horde. In an almost ever-ascending curve spanning five centuries, a dependency of less than 600 square miles has risen to become the world’s largest territorial state. This spectacular, one may say incredible, rise, offered extensive scope for disputes, conjecture and speculation, romance, fa

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Ami Berkowitz,Richard Kodama,Steven Slade,Frederick Spadaincluding in East Asia. Yet in just a decade, Russia has resurfaced as a major player that cannot be ignored. Especially since Putin became president, Russian diplomacy has grown more active and confident, buoyed by high energy prices and increasing internal stability. While much attention has been

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Steen Mørupre were many different elite interpretations of Eurasianism and their associated policy implications with regards to East Asia, which this chapter examines. How the elite perceived their Eurasian identity sheds much light on how they perceived East Asia and their role in that region. As seen in Chap

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S. Gangopadhyay,A. Tsoukatos,G. C. Hadjipanayis,C. M. Sorensen,K. J. Klabunderesources, and external environment. As a country with long-term ambitions, Russia is prioritizing the prosperity of its citizens, strategic security, and reviving the arts and sciences. Russia’s economic restructuring is unique in its complexity following the triple transition in the early 1990s: f

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H. Kronmüller,T. Schrefloscow by Peter the Great, a petition was sent to the Tsar requesting accommodation for their Navigation School and a supply of Russian printed books.. Among the appended list of ‘needful’ Russian textbooks — the Bible, Psalters, Gospel stories, Russian grammars and dictionaries, and the 1649 Code of

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