Tytuł
The closing of the Russian mind : how Putin's ideology took the nation hostage
Miejsce wydania
Cambridge, Wielka Brytania Cambridge, Wielka Brytania
Wydawnictwo
Polity Polity
Hasła przedmiotowe
Ideologia
Informacje dodatkowe
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Introduction: "Kyiv was bombed" -- Hybrid Totalitarianism : Interdependence of Regime and Ideology -- Roots, Crown and Flags : The Evolution of the Russian Idea -- The "Special Path" of the "State-Civilization" -- History as a Weapon -- Ideology as a Tool of Suppression -- Sacralizing Unfreedom -- A Country Without a Future : Can Russia Modernize?
Streszczenie
"Not so long ago, Russia under Putin appeared to be a corrupt state run by an elite mainly interested in their own privileges and wealth: authoritarian but not fundamentally expansionist. Russia's 2022 invasion of Ukraine made it clear that Putin is driven by far more than simply greed. Putin's Russia is, Andrei Kolesnikov argues, in the grip of intense ideological radicalisation, seeking to mobilise its population in support of a form of chauvinistic neo-imperialism using increasingly totalitar
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%a Introduction: "Kyiv was bombed" -- Hybrid Totalitarianism : Interdependence of Regime and Ideology -- Roots, Crown and Flags : The Evolution of the Russian Idea -- The "Special Path" of the "State-Civilization" -- History as a Weapon -- Ideology as a Tool of Suppression -- Sacralizing Unfreedom -- A Country Without a Future : Can Russia Modernize?
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%a "Not so long ago, Russia under Putin appeared to be a corrupt state run by an elite mainly interested in their own privileges and wealth: authoritarian but not fundamentally expansionist. Russia's 2022 invasion of Ukraine made it clear that Putin is driven by far more than simply greed. Putin's Russia is, Andrei Kolesnikov argues, in the grip of intense ideological radicalisation, seeking to mobilise its population in support of a form of chauvinistic neo-imperialism using increasingly totalitar
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