Exploring Russias Exceptionalism in International Politics

This book explores Russia's sense of its own uniqueness and the impact this has had on Russia's conduct of international relations.

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Raymond Taras is a Professor in the Department of Political Science at Tulane University, USA

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This book explores Russia's sense of its own uniqueness and the impact this has had on Russia's conduct of international relations.

Inhalt

Chapter 1 Rethinking How Historically Exceptional Russia Has Been

Raymond Taras

Chapter 2 Beyond the Core: Conceptualising Russia's Hybrid Exceptionalism in Times of War

Kevork Oskanian

Chapter 3 Mission Narrative in Russian Foreign Policy. The Comparative Perspective

Alicja Curanovi

Chapter 4 Squaring the Circle: Legitimizing the Putin Regime after February 24, 2022

Bo Petersson

Chapter 5 Exception and Analogical Reasoning in Ukrainian and Russian Political Discourses

Yulia Kurnyshova and Andrey Makarychev

Chapter 6 Messianic Discourses and the Ideology of Putinism

Mikhail Suslov

Chapter 7 Human Rights and the Exceptionalism of Russian Law and Politics

Mikhail Antonov

Chapter 8 The Emergence of Contending Universalisms: Russian and American Exceptionalist

Diplomacy 1917-1918

Molly O'Neal

Chapter 9 Russia's Exceptional Role in Managing Kazakhstan's Postcolonial Identity

Vera Grantseva Ageeva

Chapter 10 The Soviet Federative State: Its Exceptional Formation - and Dismemberment

David Lane