Plots against Russia: conspiracy and fantasy after socialism
"A study of paranoid, conspiratorial, and extremist trends in Russia's media, film, and fiction since the collapse of the Soviet Union"...
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| Zusammenfassung: | "A study of paranoid, conspiratorial, and extremist trends in Russia's media, film, and fiction since the collapse of the Soviet Union"... |
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| Beschreibung: | XV, 288 Seiten |
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Index
Figures and notes are indicated by f and n following the page number.
academic research on BRICS, 77—81, 82
Afghanistan, troop resupply routes, 71, 88
Aksyonov, Sergei, 91, 107
Amorim, Celso, 25, 83-84n23
Anti-Ballistic Missile Treaty (1972), 47—48
anticolonialism, in nonalignment, 121
anti-sanctions, xx
anti-Westernism, xix, 101—9, 118—19
Armenia, support for Crimean annex-
ation, 96
arms and armaments: arms sales, 125, 129,
136n69; missile defense, 49, 72
Arms Control and International Security
Working Group (Bilateral Presidential
Commission), 71, 72
Asia, financial crisis (1997), 17
Asian Development Bank, 132
Asian Infrastructure and Investment Bank
(AIIB): Chinas influence on, 137n93;
Chinas use of, 43n77, 131, 132; demo-
cratic equity and, 126; NDB and,
33-34, 132
Association of Southeast Asian Nations
(ASEAN), 121
Atlanticists, 6, 7
balance of power, multipolarity and, 14
Belarus: Crimean annexation, support for,
96; customs union with, 75; economic
cooperation and, 12; security organiza-
tions, membership in, 13
Belgium, voting shares in IMF, 106
Belt and Road Forum for International
Cooperation (2017), 133, 138
Belt and Road Initiative (BRI): China’s
influence on, 131, 132, 137n93, 140;
Eurasian cooperation on, 109; India’s
concerns over, 133; Russia and, 125;
sovereignty and, 126; Xi on, 138
Bilateral Presidential Commission (Arms
Control and International Security
Working Group), 71, 72
Brasilia Declaration (2003), 26
Brazil: BRIC, role in, 31; and BRIC, orga-
nization of, 27-28; GDP, 35f, 36, 37f;
human rights concerns, 96; IBS A and,
26; 05 and, 27; political crisis in, 124,
125, 140
Brazil Russia India China South Africa.
See BRICS
Brexit, 142
Brezhnev, Leonid, 54
BRI. See Belt and Road Initiative
BRIC (Brazil Russia India China): appear-
ance as term, 24; balancing efforts by,
58; BRICS versus, 42n46; Foreign Policy
Concept (2008) on, 69-70; global
financial crisis and, 139; organization of,
27-29; Putin on, 67; Russian’s foreign
policy, role in, 59; Russia’s inclusion in,
44-45; Survey on Russian Foreign Pol-
icy on, 51
165
166
índex
BRICS (Brazil Russia India China South
Africa): antihegemonic nature of, 18;
anti-Westernism and, 101—9; BRIC ver-
sus, 42n46; conclusions on, 138—44;
concretization of Russian approach to,
99—101; Crimean annexation, response
to, 95—96; economic slowdown across,
124; effectiveness of, 39; establishment
of, role of anti-US sentiment in, 17;
focus of, in early 2010s, 64; hostilities
against, foreign ministers’ response to,
88; implosion of, possibility of, 140—41;
institutional creation in, xix, 39—40,
97—98; intra-BRICS cooperation,
38-40, 79-80, 97, 123; intra-BRICS
practicalities, after Ukraine crisis,
96—101; origins of, xix, 25—27; overview
of, 13; political economy rationale for,
xviii; Putin on, 102; raising awareness
of, 101; rhetorical conception of, xx;
Russian conception of, 77; terms for, 24.
See also Ukraine crisis, BRICS and
Russia after; additional entries beginning
“BRICS”
BRICS, in Russian foreign policy, 63—83;
BRICS in Russian intellectual circles,
77—81; conclusions on, 82—83; dis-
cussion of, 66—77; introduction to,
xix—xx, 63-65; Medvedev and, 65-66;
Russian desire to use BRICS as bridge,
81-82
BRICS, institutional history of, 23—40;
BRICS, beginnings of, 24—34; BRICS,
statistics on, 34—40; conclusions on,
40; introduction to, xix, 23—24
BRICS, non-Russian perspectives on, 118—
33; Chinese foreign policy, BRICS in,
127—33; conclusions on, 133; Indian
foreign policy, BRICS in, 119-27;
introduction to, xx, 118—19
BRICS, rhetorical foundation for, 44—60;
conclusions on, 59—60; introduction to,
xix, 44-45; Putin’s rhetorical balanc-
ing, restoring balance to, 57—58;
Russia, civilizational discourse and,
55—57; Russia, evolving national
identity of, 51—55; sovereignty, inde-
pendence and, 45—51
BRICS Think Tank Network (China), 32
BRICS Think Tanks Council (BTTC),
32, 86n96
Britain. See United Kingdom
B20 (international business group), 32
budgetary institutions, 78
Bush, George H. W., 8
Bush, George W., 17, 66
Business Forum (BRIC/BRICS), 32, 74, 77
Carnegie Endowment for International
Peace, poll on attitudes toward Stalin,
55
Central Bank of Russia, 100
China: GDP, 35/, 36-37, 37/ 38, 127;
NDB, views on, 33; RIC, interest in, 26
China, BRICS and: BRICS events, 39;
BRICS presidency, 133; BRICS Think
Tank Network, 32; foreign policy of,
BRICS in, 119, 127-33; intra-BRICS
economic relations and, 38, 40
China, foreign relations: anti-Westernism,
118—19; India, relationship with, 123—
24; infrastructure lending, 43n77; 05
and, 27; Russia, relationship with, 71,
98-99, 112, 125, 128-30; Ukraine,
investments in, 107; UNSC expansion,
position on, 31; US, relationship with,
129—30; US securities holdings, 68;
West’s relationship with, 144nll
China-Pakistan Economic Corridor, 126
China’s Peaceful Development Road (Hu
foreign policy), 128
Civil Forum (BRICS), 97
civilizations, multiplicity of, 56
Clinton, Hillary, 71
Clunan, Anne, 4
Cold War, US rhetoric of, 3—4
Collective Security Treaty Organization
(CSTO), 13
color revolutions, 48, 75
Commonwealth of Independent States
(CIS), establishment of, 12
communism, Putin on, 52
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167
Comprehensive Convention on Inter na-
tional Terrorism (UN), 123
“Concept of Participation of the Russian
Federation in BRICS” (policy docu-
ment, 2013), 77, 99-100
“Concept of the Russian Federation’s Pres-
idency in BRICS in 2015—2016” (policy
document), 99—100
Conference for Security and Cooperation
in Europe (CSCE, later OSCE), 8
Congress (US), lack of action on IMF
reforms, 31, 116nl08
constructive cooperation, as future BRICS
scenario, 141—42
Contingency Reserve Arrangement
(CRA), 33, 97, 142
counterculturalism, 52, 56—57
Crimea, Russian annexation of, 90—91,
94-96
Customs Union, 12, 13, 76
Czech Republic, missile defense sites in,
49, 72
Davos World Economic Forum, 132
Davydov, Vladimir, 104-5, 111
Deep and Comprehensive Free Trade Area
(DCFTA) agreement, 89—90
democracy, as political norm, 30
democratic equity, 125
Deng Xiaoping, 128
Deutsche Bank, 25
developing countries, India and, 121
development financing, China and, 33
“Dialogue among Civilizations” (Ministry
of Foreign Affairs), 56
differentiated responsibility, 141
dilemma of rising powers, 131
Doklam Pass dispute, 141
domestic political pressures, impact of, 10
Duma, actions on BRICS, 110
Durban summit (BRICS), 76—77
Eastern Europe, US rhetoric on, 3
economics: economic development, 58,
74—75, 128, 132; economic norms, 30;
economic policies, under Medvedev,
72—74; economic power, Russian appre-
ciation of, 15; economic relations,
among New Independent States, 12;
economic relations, intra-BRICS,
38—40, 97; economic slowdown across
BRICS, 124—25; global economic gov-
ernance, 9—10, 15—16, 29, 106, 130, 132;
global financial crisis (2008), 31—34,
64, 67—68, 71, 128, 139; India’s eco-
nomic crisis, 120; Pareto optimal
solutions and, 116nl06; world econ-
omy, BRICS and, 35-38, 35/, 36/ 37/
elites: BRICS, conception of, 82; foreign
policy elites, 4—5, 6—7; multiplicity of
opinions of, 66; political elite, Western
orientation of, 57, 103; on Russian for-
eign policy goals, 11
emerging economies, underrepresentation
in IMF, 17-18
Eurasian Economic Community, 12
Eurasianists, Atlanticists versus, 6
Eurasian Union (EEU), 75-77, 89, 109-10,
129
Euro-Atlantic order, Russian conflicts
with, 89
Euromaidan Revolution, 82—83, 89—90
European Bank for Reconstruction and
Development, 132
European Security Treaty (EST), 70
European Union (EU), 29, 94—95, 105,
142
Federal Assembly, presidential addresses
to: meaning of, 5; by Medvedev, 67, 72,
74; by Putin, 46-47, 52-53, 76, 102,
109-10
financial/economic global governance. See
economics, global economic
governance
foreign direct investments, 38, 71, 123—24
Foreign Policy Concepts: (2000), 14, 45,
52, 69; (2008), 65, 69; (2013), 76;
(2016), 110; under Putin, 5
Foreign Policy Survey (2007), 56, 59
Fortaleza Declaration, 97, 139
Fortaleza summit (BRICS), 32—33, 96
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fortress Russia mentality, 47, 143
France, GDP, 17, 36/, 37/
G7 (Group of Seven), 10, 35-36, 36/, 37/
38
G8 (Group of Eight), 27, 53, 57, 81-82
G8+5 (Outreach 5, 05, Heiligendamm
Process), 27
G20 (Group of Twenty), 27, 31, 57, 86nl09
G77 (group of developing countries), 122
Gaddafi, Muammar, 75
Gaidar, Yegor, 9
Geithner, Timothy, 31
General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade, 9
geo-economics, 28, 108, 119, 130
Georgia, Russian war with (2008), 15, 67
globalization, Survey on Russian Foreign
Policy on, 51
global norms: established powers and, 108;
role of BRICS in challenging, 30, 110,
119, 122; Russia and, 9, 11, 15, 74, 77,
140; sources of, 30
global order: BRICS’s impact on, 139—40;
global development, BRI and, 138;
global economic governance, 9—10,
15-16, 29, 106, 130, 132; global finan-
cial crisis (2008), 31-34, 64, 67-68, 71,
128, 139; global governance, 29-31, 68,
131, 140, 143; global institutions, 9-10,
81-82; global multipolarism, as Russian
strategy, 13-14; international law,
22nlOO, 93; international security, 8;
international stability, perceived
threats to, 108; Putin on, 92-93; strate-
gic uncertainty in, 138—44. See also
international system, post-Soviet Rus-
sia and; World Trade Organization;
specific organizations, e.g., NATO
global order, disruption of, Russia and
BRICS and: BRICS, in Russian foreign
policy, 63—83; BRICS, institutional
history of, 23—40; BRICS, non-Russian
perspectives on, 118—33; BRICS, rhe-
torical foundation for, 44-60;
conclusions on, xx-xxi, 138-44; inter-
national system, post-Soviet Russia
and, 1—19; introduction to, xviii—xxi;
Ukraine crisis, BRICS and Russia after,
88-112
Goldman Sachs, 24-25
Gorbachev, Mikhail, 8, 13
gosudarstvennosti (statehood), 47
Greater Eurasian Partnership, 109-11, 112,
132, 140
Great Patriotic War, 53-55
Great Power Balancers (Pragmatic
Nationalists), 6-7
gross domestic product (GDP), of BRICS
versus G7, 35-36, 35/ 37/ 38
Hu Jintao, 128, 129, 131, 133
IBSA (India-Brazil—South Africa Dialogue
Forum), 26
IMF (International Monetary Fund):
BRICS’ demands on, 30-31; and eco-
nomic power, changes in distribution
of, 17—18; quota formula, bias of,
22nl21; Russia’s integration into, 10,
81; voting shares, revision of, 106—7;
WTO, comparison with, 15—16
independence (in Russian foreign policy),
sovereignty and, 45-51
India: anti-Westernism, 118—19; BRICS
events and, 39; China, relationship
with, 123—24; foreign policy of, BRICS
in, 119-27, 133; GDP, 17, 35/ 36, 37/
38; IBSA and, 26; 05 and, 27; Parlia-
mentary Forum, reaction to, 108-9;
RIC, interest in, 26; Russia, relation-
ship with, 121, 125; SCO, membership
in, 13; United States, relationship
with, 126-27, 132-33, 140; West’s rela-
tionship with, 144nll
Indo-Crimean Partnership, 107
Indo-Soviet Treaty of Cooperation and
Friendship (1971), 120
institutional creation (Russia), post—Cold
War, 12-13
institutionalization, of BRICS, xix, 39-40,
97-98, 109, 133, 141
integration dilemmas, 8
intellectual Russian circles, BRICS in,
64-65, 77-81
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international_. See entries beginning
“global”
International Monetary Fund- See IMF
international system» post-Soviet Russia
and, 1—19; conclusions on, 18—19;
international system, post-1991
changes to, 16—18; introduction to, xix,
1— 2; political rhetoric, meaning of,
2— 5; post—Cold War order, Russian
responses to, 11—16; Russia, the West
and, 7—11; Russian foreign policy orien-
tations, 6—7. See also global order
Iran, SCO and, 13
Iraq War, 48
Kamath, Kundapur Vaman, 33
Kashmir, territorial dispute over, 126
Kasyanov, Mikhail, 46
Kazakhstan: customs union with, 12, 75;
security organizations, membership
in, 13
Klitschko, Vitali, 93
Kosovo, war in, 17
Kozyrev, Andrei, 4, 7, 11
Kudrin, Alexei, 9, 68
Kyrgyzstan: economic cooperation and,
12; security organizations, membership
in, 13
Lavrov, Sergei, 12, 42n58, 63, 68-71, 73,
109
Lehman Brothers, collapse of, 67
Libya, NATO intervention in, 75
Look East policy (India), 120—21
Lukov, Vadim, 79
Lukyanov, Fyodor, 103
Lula (Luiz Inácio Lula Da Silva), 23, 25,
41n34
Martynov, Boris, 104, 110—11
McFaul, Michael, 75
Medvedev, Dmitry, 63-67, 69-75, 78, 79
Memorial (organization for Stalin’s vic-
tims), 55
Mezhdunarodnaia zhizn (International
Affairs, journal), articles about
BRICS, 79
Millennium Manifesto (“Russia at the
Turn of the Millennium,” Putin),
51-52, 56
Ministerstvo innostranykh del. See Minis-
try of Foreign Affairs
Ministry of Economic Development and
Trade, 71
Ministry of Education and Science, 78
Ministry of External Affairs (India),
120-21
Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Ministerstvo
innostranykh del, MID): authority of,
28; China, cooperation with, 125; on
leaked foreign policy survey document,
72—73; Survey on Russian Foreign Pol-
icy (2007), 49, 50, 56-57; on
US-Russian relations, 72
missile defense, 49, 72, 75
Modi, Narendra, 118, 121, 123, 126-27
Molotov—Ribbentrop Non-Aggression
Pact, 54
Moscow State Institute of International
Affairs (MGIMO), 79
multi alignment, in India’s foreign policy,
121
multipolarity: India and, 122; Medvedev
and, 64; National Security Concept
on, 52; Putin on, 50; as Russian for-
eign policy goal, 14, 45; Russian views
on, 143
Munich Security Conference, Putin’s
speech at, 49-50, 59, 68, 70
National Committee for BRICS Research
(NKI BRIKS), 32, 57, 79
national identity: modern, Putin’s actions
in constructing, 54; nature of, 1, 51—55;
Putin on, xix, 52; rhetorical limitations
on, 4- See also BRICS, rhetorical foun-
dation for
National Security Agency (US), spying
programs of, anger at, 106
National Security Concept (Russia)
(2000), 45, 52
national sovereignty. See sovereignty
Nazarbayev, Nursultan, 76
Nehru, Jawaharlal, 120
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New Development Bank (NDB), 32—34,
126, 132, 142
new world order, Russia’s call for, 50
Nikonov, Vyacheslav, 78—79, 79—80
nonalignment, 120—22
non-Western world, idea of rise of, 24-25
norms, political, 30. See also global norms
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
(NATO), 8-11, 13, 60n23
Northern Distribution Network, 71, 88
North Korea, support for Crimean annex-
ation, 96
Novaya gazeta (newspaper), leaked articles
on seizure of Crimea, 90—91
Nuclear Security Summit (2014), 95
Nuland, Victoria, 93
05 (Outreach 5, G8+5, Heiligendamm
Process), 27
Obama, Barack, and Obama administra-
tion, 66, 71, 72, 94, 116nll4, 127
Observer Research Foundation (India), 32
O’Neill, Jim, 1, 18, 24, 28, 29
optics, of BRICS: importance of, 98-99,
130, 133, 141; India and, 122, 123, 127
Organization for Security and Coopera-
tion in Europe (OSCE, formerly
CSCE), 8, 12
Pakistan: China’s support for, 123; Russia,
joint military exercise with, 136n46;
SCO, membership in, 13
Parliamentary Forum (BRICS), 97, 108-9
Paulson, Henry, 68
Poland, missile defense sites in, 49, 72
political elite, Western orientation of, 57,
103
political norms, 30
political rhetoric, xviii, 2-5, 101-5
polycentrism, 21n93
post—Cold War order, Russian responses
to, 11-16
power, Russian conception of, 15
presidential speeches, role of, 5. See also
Federal Assembly, presidential
addresses to
Primakov, Evgenii, 13—14, 25, 48, 68
purchasing power parity (PPP), as measure
of China’s economy, 127
Putin, Vladimir: anti-sanctions, 99; and
BRIC, organization of, 27-28; BRICS,
impact on, 41n34, 64; Bush (George
W.), relationship with, 47-48; Crimea
annexation, justification for, 91—93;
CSTO and, 13; economic develop-
ment, emphasis on, 58; Eurasia, focus
on, 110; Federal Assembly, presiden-
tial addresses to, 46-47, 52—53, 76,
102, 109—10; Foreign Policy Concept
documents, 5; Great Patriotic War,
invocation of memory of, 53—54;
Medvedev, relationship to, 65;
Munich Security Conference speech,
49-50, 59, 68, 70; return to presidency,
75—77; rhetoric of, 44-45, 51—52,
57—58, 101; ruling elites and, 66;
sovereign globalization under, 15; sta-
bilization, early focus on, 46. See also
Federal Assembly, presidential
addresses to
Putin, Vladimir, views of: anti-Westernism
of, 101-5, 116nl01; on communism, 52;
on facing difficulties, 88; global eco-
nomic governance values, agreement
with, 9; on Parliamentary Forum, 97;
on RIC, 26; on Russian-US relation-
ship, 48; on Stalin, 55; the West,
perceptions of, 143
Pyatt, Geoffrey R., 93
Rao, Narasimha, 120
regional security cooperation, 12
Responsibility to Protect (2005), 30
rhetoric, xviii, 2—3. See also BRICS, rhe-
torical foundation for; political
rhetoric; Putin, Vladimir, rhetoric of
Rice, Condoleezza, 48
Right Sector (Ukrainian nationalist coali-
tion), 92
rising powers, dilemma of, 131
Rosneft (state oil company), 71
Rousseff, Dilma, 96, 124
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171
Russia: anti-sanctions, xx; anti-Westernism,
xix, 105—9; and BRIC, organization of,
27—28; civilizational discourse and,
55—57; as distinct civilization, 57; global
governance, views on, 143; interna-
tional law, attitude toward, 22nl00;
leadership, event-driven nature of, 98;
post-Soviet, international system and,
1—19; as revolutionary actor, xviii; Rus-
sian world, 55—57; sanctions against,
94-95, 99, 107-8; security organizations,
membership in, 13; Ukraine crisis,
impact of, 96—101, 140; UNSC and, 31,
114n44. See also national identity; Putin,
Vladimir; Soviet Union; Ukraine crisis,
BRICS and Russia after; entries begin-
ning “BRICS”
Russia, BRICS and: BRICS, concretiza-
tion of approach to, 99-101; BRICS
chairmanship, impact of, 98; BRICS
policy (2008), 66—71; BRICS policy
(2009-11), 71-75; BRICS policy
(2012—13), 75—77; BTTC, government
chartering of members of, 86n96;
intellectual circles, BRICS in, 77-81;
post-Ukraine political rhetoric,
BRICS versus West in, 101—5; Russia’s
desire to use BRICS as bridge, 81-82;
Russia’s real goal regarding BRICS,
80-81
Russia, economy: economic cooperation
and, 12; economic downturn (2014),
97; GDP, 35/, 36, 37/ 38, 46, 67, 73;
global financial crisis’s impact on, 68
Russia, foreign relations: alliances, prefer-
ence for informal, 14—15; China,
relationship with, 71, 98—99, 112, 125,
128—30; domestic context, link with,
14-15; foreign policy orientations, 6—7;
foreign policy process, rhetoric’s role in,
4—5; foreign policy rhetoric, persistent
themes in, 45; foreign policy weak-
nesses, 139; India, relationship with,
121, 125; multipolarity as goal of, 14;
Pakistan, joint military exercise with,
136n46; political rhetoric and, 2;
post—Cold War order, responses to,
11-16; US, relationship with, xviii,
47-49, 60, 67, 71-72, 75, 138; US secu-
rities holdings, 68; West, relationship
with, xvii, xx, 7—1L See also Ministry of
Foreign Affairs
Russia India China (RIC): “Strategic Tri-
angle,” 25-26, 48, 130; Troika, 69
Russian Academy of Sciences (RAN), 78,
86n95
sanctions, against Russia, 94—95, 99,
107-8
Sanya Declaration (BRICS), 74
Saran, Samir, 125
Shanghai Cooperation Organization
(SCO), 13, 102, 109-10
Shanghai Five, 13
Silk Road Economic Belt, 109, 129
Silk Road Fund, 131, 132
Singh, Manmohan, 123, 126-27
Slavophiles, Westernizers versus, 6, 7
soft power, Russia’s experiments with, 56
South Africa: BRIC, membership in, 28;
GDP, 35/ 36, 37/; IBSA and, 26; 05
and, 27; political crisis in, 124—25, 140
South China Sea, China’s activities in,
125, 128, 130
sovereignty: independence and, 45—51;
national sovereignty, Putin’s narrative
on, 93; Putin’s redefinition of, xix;
Russian understanding of, 14, 47; sov-
ereign democracy, 14—15; sovereign
globalization, 15; sovereign prepon-
derance, 125; sovereign states,
interference in domestic affairs of, 48;
Surkov on, 49
Soviet Union (USSR): IMF and, 20n51;
impact of WWII on, 53; India, trade
with, 120; Western response to dissolu-
tion of, 7. See also Russia
“special path” debate, 6, 7
Stalin, Joseph, 54-55
stasis, as future BRICS scenario, 142
statistics, on BRICS, 34—40
Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty, 71
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strategic autonomy, in India’s foreign pol-
icy, 121
Stuenkel, Oliver, 108
Surkov, Vladislav, 44, 49
Survey on Russian Foreign Policy (2007),
49, 50
Syria: conflict in, 88; Crimean annex-
ation, support for, 96
Tajikistan: economic cooperation and, 12;
security organizations, membership in,
13
Temer, Michel, 124
Toloraya, Georgii, 29
trade: arms sales, 125, 129, 136n69;
BRICS-EU, 105; BRICS-United States,
105; BRICS-the West, 38, 40; India-
China, 123—24; India-Soviet Union,
120
Transneft (state oil transit company), 71
Trubnikov, Vyacheslav, 28
Trump, Donald, and Trump administra-
tion, 127, 142-43
Turkey, SCO and, 13
Ukraine: China, relationship with, 107,
136n69; economic cooperation and, 12
Ukraine crisis, BRICS and Russia after,
88—112; annexation of Crimea, global
responses to, 94—96; BRICS versus
West, in post-Ukraine Russian political
rhetoric, 101—5; BRICS versus Western
response to crisis, 139—40; conclusions
on, 111—12; Greater Eurasian Partner-
ship, 109—11; intra-BRICS
practicalities, 96—101; introduction to,
xx, 88—89; Putin’s justification for
annexation of Crimea, 91—93; Russian
anti-Westernism, 105—9; Ukraine crisis,
discussion of, 89—91
unipolarity, 16. See also multipolarity
United Nations (UN): BRICS’s actions in,
100; Comprehensive Convention on
International Terrorism, 123; Russia’s
role in, 11; “Territorial Integrity of
Ukraine” (UN Resolution 68/262),
95-96; UN General Assembly, on
Crimean annexation, 95; UN Security
Council, 11, 30-31, 114n44
United States: Cold War rhetoric, 3—4;
Congress, lack of action on IMF
reforms, 31, 116nl08; Crimean annex-
ation, response to, 94; dominance,
after Cold War, 16—17; Eastern Europe,
rhetoric on, 3; GDP, 36/, 37/; global
governance and, 142; global hegemony
of, BRICS as constraint on, 140; inter-
national leadership of, discontent
with, 25; isolationism, possibility of,
142—43; leadership of, distrust of, 17;
on missile defense system in Europe,
72; political powers, post—Cold War,
11; Putin on, 49, 67, 92-93, 102-5;
UNSC resolution on Crimea, actions
on, 114n44
United States, foreign relations: BRICS
countries’ trade with, 105; China, rela-
tionship with, 129—30; India,
relationship with, 126-27, 132—33, 140;
Russia, relationship with, xviii, 47-49,
60, 67, 71-72, 75, 138
USSR. See Soviet Union
Uzbekistan, membership in security orga-
nizations, 13
Valdai International Discussion Club, 102,
103, 104, 115n77, 116n95
Warsaw Treaty Organization, 8
the West: anti-Westernism, xix, 101, 105—
9, 118-19; BRICS trade with, 38, 40;
BRICS versus, in post-Ukraine Rus-
sian political rhetoric, 101—5; China’s
and India’s relationship with, 144nll;
Crimean annexation, response to,
94-96; as global norm setter, pre-
sumptions of, 140; internal dynamics
in, impact of, 142-43; Medvedev’s
interest in, 70; receptivity to BRICS
proposals, 141-42; relationship with
Russia, Putin on, 93; Russia,
attempted isolation of, 96, 100;
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Russian anti-Westernism, xix, 101,
105—9; Russia’s failure to engage with,
7—11; Russia’s relationship with, xvii;
Western hegemony, ideational objec-
tions to, 30. See also United States
World Bank, 18, 132
World Trade Organization (WTO), 9—10,
15-16, 34, 76
World War II: Great Patriotic War, 53—55;
veneration of, 62n60, 92, 101
Xi Jinping: on BR1CS, 118; on China’s
foreign relations, 138; foreign policy
under, 119, 128—30; Hu Jintao versus,
131, 133; Russia and, 109
Yanukovych, Viktor, 89—90
Yatsenyuk, Arseniy, 93
Yeltsin government, 10, 11, 45
Zuma, Jacob, 28—29, 124
Contents
Preface ix
Acknowledgments xiii
Introduction: Russia as an Imaginary Country 1
1. Conspiracy and Paranoia: The Psychopathology
of Everyday Speech 30
2. Ruining Russia: Conspiracy, Apocalypse, and Melodrama 53
3. Lost Horizons: Russophobia, Sovereignty,
and the Politics of Identity 99
4. One Hundred Years of Sodom: Dystopian Liberalism
and the Fear of a Queer Planet 133
5. The Talking Dead: Articulating the Zombified
Subject under Putin 180
6. Words of Warcraft: Manufacturing Dissent
in Russia and Ukraine 202
Contents
viii
Conclusion: Making Russia Great Again
Notes
Works Cited
237
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| discipline | Soziologie Slavistik |
| era | Geschichte 1992- gnd |
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| spelling | Borenstein, Eliot 1966- Verfasser (DE-588)124807747 aut Plots against Russia conspiracy and fantasy after socialism Eliot Borenstein Ithaca ; London Cornell University Press [2019] XV, 288 Seiten txt rdacontent n rdamedia nc rdacarrier Includes bibliographical references and index "A study of paranoid, conspiratorial, and extremist trends in Russia's media, film, and fiction since the collapse of the Soviet Union"... Geschichte 1992- gnd rswk-swf Popular culture Russia (Federation) Political culture Russia (Federation) Conspiracy theories Russia (Federation) Paranoia Social aspects Russia (Federation) Post-communism Social aspects Russia (Federation) National characteristics, Russian Medien (DE-588)4169187-8 gnd rswk-swf Massenkultur (DE-588)4125858-7 gnd rswk-swf Verschwörungstheorie (DE-588)4138784-3 gnd rswk-swf Russland (DE-588)4076899-5 gnd rswk-swf Russland (DE-588)4076899-5 g Verschwörungstheorie (DE-588)4138784-3 s Medien (DE-588)4169187-8 s Massenkultur (DE-588)4125858-7 s Geschichte 1992- z DE-604 Erscheint auch als Online-Ausgabe, epub/mobi 978-1-5017-1635-5 Erscheint auch als Online-Ausgabe, pdf 978-1-5017-1636-2 Digitalisierung BSB München - ADAM Catalogue Enrichment application/pdf http://bvbr.bib-bvb.de:8991/F?func=service&doc_library=BVB01&local_base=BVB01&doc_number=030942769&sequence=000004&line_number=0001&func_code=DB_RECORDS&service_type=MEDIA Literaturverzeichnis Digitalisierung BSB München - ADAM Catalogue Enrichment application/pdf http://bvbr.bib-bvb.de:8991/F?func=service&doc_library=BVB01&local_base=BVB01&doc_number=030942769&sequence=000005&line_number=0002&func_code=DB_RECORDS&service_type=MEDIA Register // Gemischte Register Digitalisierung BSB München - ADAM Catalogue Enrichment application/pdf http://bvbr.bib-bvb.de:8991/F?func=service&doc_library=BVB01&local_base=BVB01&doc_number=030942769&sequence=000006&line_number=0003&func_code=DB_RECORDS&service_type=MEDIA Inhaltsverzeichnis |
| spellingShingle | Borenstein, Eliot 1966- Plots against Russia conspiracy and fantasy after socialism Popular culture Russia (Federation) Political culture Russia (Federation) Conspiracy theories Russia (Federation) Paranoia Social aspects Russia (Federation) Post-communism Social aspects Russia (Federation) National characteristics, Russian Medien (DE-588)4169187-8 gnd Massenkultur (DE-588)4125858-7 gnd Verschwörungstheorie (DE-588)4138784-3 gnd |
| subject_GND | (DE-588)4169187-8 (DE-588)4125858-7 (DE-588)4138784-3 (DE-588)4076899-5 |
| title | Plots against Russia conspiracy and fantasy after socialism |
| title_auth | Plots against Russia conspiracy and fantasy after socialism |
| title_exact_search | Plots against Russia conspiracy and fantasy after socialism |
| title_full | Plots against Russia conspiracy and fantasy after socialism Eliot Borenstein |
| title_fullStr | Plots against Russia conspiracy and fantasy after socialism Eliot Borenstein |
| title_full_unstemmed | Plots against Russia conspiracy and fantasy after socialism Eliot Borenstein |
| title_short | Plots against Russia |
| title_sort | plots against russia conspiracy and fantasy after socialism |
| title_sub | conspiracy and fantasy after socialism |
| topic | Popular culture Russia (Federation) Political culture Russia (Federation) Conspiracy theories Russia (Federation) Paranoia Social aspects Russia (Federation) Post-communism Social aspects Russia (Federation) National characteristics, Russian Medien (DE-588)4169187-8 gnd Massenkultur (DE-588)4125858-7 gnd Verschwörungstheorie (DE-588)4138784-3 gnd |
| topic_facet | Popular culture Russia (Federation) Political culture Russia (Federation) Conspiracy theories Russia (Federation) Paranoia Social aspects Russia (Federation) Post-communism Social aspects Russia (Federation) National characteristics, Russian Medien Massenkultur Verschwörungstheorie Russland |
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