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Understanding Contemporary Russian Militarism: From Revolutionary to New Generation Warfare

Understanding Contemporary Russian Militarism: From Revolutionary to New Generation Warfare - Paperback

by Olexander Hryb
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Availability:In StockContributor:Olexander Hryb, Mark LaitySeries:Ukrainian VoicesPublish date:2025-01-07Pages:140
Languages:EnglishPublisher:Ibidem PressISBN-13:9783838219271ISBN-10:3838219279UPC:9783838219271Book Category:Political Science, HistoryBook Subcategory:World, RussiaBook Topic:Russian & Soviet, Post-SovietProduct ID:SCTAJVV4TR
Russian perceptions of the deep crisis after the demise of the USSR led certain circles in Moscow to conclude that an "Anglo-Saxon" anti-Soviet clandestine information war had nearly destroyed Russia. Russian political-military elites decided that the nature of war had changed, and Moscow must fight back with what is considered a New Generation War--a perpetual subversion of the West. Such a faulty conclusion was not inevitable, and peace is not impossible on mutually acceptable terms. These could be based on the just war theory rooted in the Christian values Russia professes as a source of its moral superiority over the West.
Languages:EnglishPublisher:Ibidem PressISBN-13:9783838219271ISBN-10:3838219279UPC:9783838219271Book Category:Political Science, HistoryBook Subcategory:World, RussiaBook Topic:Russian & Soviet, Post-SovietProduct ID:SCTAJVV4TR

Dr Olexander Hryb is a sociologist and London-based analyst with over 30 years of experience in research, analysis, media, and PR. His previous book, Understanding Contemporary Ukrainian and Russian Nationalism (2020), explored the revival of paramilitary Cossack movements in Russia and Ukraine in the context of Eurasianist ideology. Hryb worked earlier at BBC World Service and the British Army: He is currently a cultural advisor on Central and Eastern Europe.
Mark Laity was until 2020 Director of the Communications Division at NATO's Supreme Headquarters Allied Powers Europe and has since been Senior Director of the StratCom Academy.


Publisher: Ibidem Press

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Olexander Hryb, Mark Laity

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Olexander Hryb

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