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Fascism and the Ukraine Crisis,in the Russian social media as a next reinstalment of the Great Patriotic War: the Russians are yet again fighting fascism, but this time its reincarnation is in Ukraine. Fascism as a narrative is deeply embedded in Russian collective memory as an existential threat discourse, so it is rather easy t

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,Blasphemy: Threats to Russia’s ‘Spiritual Bonds’,a gain quite substantial traction on social networks and are frequently voiced by leading politicians. Social network users, regardless of their gender, resort to patriarchal narratives, either denigrating women and condoning violence against them, or affirming ‘traditional’ life choices for women, such as motherhood in lieu of political activism.

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Sexuality Must Be Defended,ice provides a large pool of collective memory references to ‘sins’ against socialist society that are now transformed into religious discourse. Moreover, governmental rhetoric maintains the existential threat vector directed at children by coupling homosexuality with paedophilia.

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Lesser Threats,blic is no longer debating it, does it mean that securitization failed? This chapter discusses the cases that cannot be deemed as successful securitizations based on the two aforementioned success criteria: either there is no customized political act or it is not accepted as a threat by the audience.

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Conclusions,y life, there is a heightened need to critically analyse narratives. This book engages in a similar process: by pointing out the constructed nature of threat narratives it creates a normative push to perceive the phenomena already accepted by the audience as existential threats in non-securitized terms.