Eurasianism Debates in Post-Soviet Russia

Dorothy Horsfield

Eurasianism Debates in Post-Soviet Russia

Dorothy Horsfield

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Abstract

One commonplace conception often found among Western analysts, whose inspiration appears to stem from the bipolar enmities of a Cold War that ended thirty years ago, is that Russias contemporary pivot to the east foreign policy embodies a reconstruction of Eurasianist ideology.

Original language	English
Publisher	Australian Institute of International Affairs - Australian Outlook
Publication status	Published - 2019

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