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Casula, Philipp and Perovic, Jeronim (eds)
Identities and Politics During the Putin Presidency
The Foundations of Russia's Stability
With a foreword by Heiko Haumann
in collaboration with Ivo Mijnssen
Содержание на сайте издательства (.pdf)
Contents
About the Authors 9
Acknowledgments 15
Foreword by H. Haumann 17
Introduction
The Stabilisation of Russia during the Putin Presidency: Critical Reflections J. Perovic, P. Casula 19
I Discourses in Russian Politics
Populism in Context D. Howarth 31
Dislocation in Context A. Norval, I. Mijnssen 39
Political and National Identity in Russia: Developments in Russian Political Thought in the 1990s P. Casula 47
II Regime Type and National Identity
What Kind of Political Regime Does Russia Have? H.-H. Schröder 67
Russian Political Discourse in the 1990s: Crisis of Identity and Conflicting Pluralism of Ideas O. Malinova 94
Russian “Sovereign Democracy”: A Powerful Ideological Discourse in a Quasi-Authoritarian Regime N. Hayoz 112
Varieties of Post-Communist Nationalisms in Eastern Europe K. Müller, A. Pickel 135
Russian Nationalism and Xenophobia L. Gudkov 158
III Sovereign Democracy and its Competitors
Sovereign Democracy as a Discourse of Russian Identity V. Hudson 176
Sovereignty and Democracy in Contemporary Russia: A Modern Subject Faces the Post-Modern World V. Morozov 198
Ordering Chaos: Russian Neo-Fascist Articulation Z. Bowden 235
IV Symbols and the Past
The Symbolic Politics of the Putin Administration I. Kurilla 255
An Old Myth for a New Society I. Mijnssen 270
Russia in Plural: (Re)Constructing Otherness, (De)Constructing Power A. Makarychev 292
Rethinking Identification With the Hegemonic Discourse of a “Strong Russia” Through Laclau and Mouffe M. Müller 313
V Outside Perspectives
The View from Elsewhere: Western Mediation of Potential Sources of Russian Dislocation in the 1990s F. Macgilchrist 334
“Europe” and “Russia” in Ukraine’s Narratives on National Identity: Historical and Cultural Myths S. Kobzar 355
Constructing or De-Constructing Democracy? The Geopolitical Context of Ukraine’s Democratic Choice S. Glebov 376
Index 390
Casula, Philipp and Perovic, Jeronim (eds)
Identities and Politics During the Putin Presidency
The Foundations of Russia's Stability
With a foreword by Heiko Haumann
in collaboration with Ivo Mijnssen
Содержание на сайте издательства (.pdf)
Contents
About the Authors 9
Acknowledgments 15
Foreword by H. Haumann 17
Introduction
The Stabilisation of Russia during the Putin Presidency: Critical Reflections J. Perovic, P. Casula 19
I Discourses in Russian Politics
Populism in Context D. Howarth 31
Dislocation in Context A. Norval, I. Mijnssen 39
Political and National Identity in Russia: Developments in Russian Political Thought in the 1990s P. Casula 47
II Regime Type and National Identity
What Kind of Political Regime Does Russia Have? H.-H. Schröder 67
Russian Political Discourse in the 1990s: Crisis of Identity and Conflicting Pluralism of Ideas O. Malinova 94
Russian “Sovereign Democracy”: A Powerful Ideological Discourse in a Quasi-Authoritarian Regime N. Hayoz 112
Varieties of Post-Communist Nationalisms in Eastern Europe K. Müller, A. Pickel 135
Russian Nationalism and Xenophobia L. Gudkov 158
III Sovereign Democracy and its Competitors
Sovereign Democracy as a Discourse of Russian Identity V. Hudson 176
Sovereignty and Democracy in Contemporary Russia: A Modern Subject Faces the Post-Modern World V. Morozov 198
Ordering Chaos: Russian Neo-Fascist Articulation Z. Bowden 235
IV Symbols and the Past
The Symbolic Politics of the Putin Administration I. Kurilla 255
An Old Myth for a New Society I. Mijnssen 270
Russia in Plural: (Re)Constructing Otherness, (De)Constructing Power A. Makarychev 292
Rethinking Identification With the Hegemonic Discourse of a “Strong Russia” Through Laclau and Mouffe M. Müller 313
V Outside Perspectives
The View from Elsewhere: Western Mediation of Potential Sources of Russian Dislocation in the 1990s F. Macgilchrist 334
“Europe” and “Russia” in Ukraine’s Narratives on National Identity: Historical and Cultural Myths S. Kobzar 355
Constructing or De-Constructing Democracy? The Geopolitical Context of Ukraine’s Democratic Choice S. Glebov 376
Index 390