TY  - BOOK
AU  - Madlovics, Bálint (Hrsg.); Magyar, Bálint (Hrsg.)
TI  - The Russia-Ukraine War
SN  - 9789633866528
PY  - 2024///
CY  - Budapest
PB  - Central European University Press
KW  - Open Access
N1  - E-Book / Open Access; frei zugänglich / Bitte beachten Sie die Lizenzbestimmungen im Dokument
N2  - Chronology of Modern Russia (1985-2022) Preface Kirill Rogov I. Russias Patronal Autocracy: Elites, Society, and Ideology in War Mode The Evolution of Russias Patronal System: Elites During the War and After Putin Nikolay Petrov Socially Inclusive and Exclusive Warfighting: Comparing Ukraine and Russias Ways of War Andras Racz The Falsification of History: War and Russian Memory Politics Zoltan Sz. Biro Enter the Bloody Clown : Ukraines Volodymyr Zelensky in the Lens of Russias Media Machine Kostiantyn Fedorenko Authoritarian Deflation: How Russia Lost the Information War against the West Peter Kreko, Boglarka Redl II. Geopolitical Structures and the War: The Changing Position of Russia and Ukraine In the Gravitational Tensions of East and West: The Systemic and Geopolitical Integration Patterns of Ukraine and Moldova Kalman Mizsei Neo-Backwardness and Prospects for Long-Term Growth: The Effects of Western Sanctions on Russia and the Changing Embeddedness of Ukraine in the World Economy Dora GyêArffy From Partner to Pariah: The Changing Position of Russia in Terms of International Law Tamas Lattmann Forced Displacement of Ukrainians during the War: Patterns of Internal and External Migration (2014-2022) Oksana Mikheieva, Viktoriya Sereda, Lidia Kuzemska III. The International Community: Patronal and Non-Patronal Responses to the War Crescent Rising? The Baltic, Romanian, and V3 Reaction to the 2022 Russia-Ukraine War Zsombor Zeold Hungarys Dubious Loyalty: Orbans Regime Strategy in the Russia-Ukraine War Balint Madlovics, Balint Magyar Defensive Submission, Lucrative Neutrality, and Silent Detachment: Post-Soviet Patronal Autocracies in the Shadow of the Russian Invasion Anatoly Reshetnikov The Russia-Ukraine War and China: Neutrality with Imperial Characteristics Gyula Krajczar Contributors Ind
UR  - https://doi.org/10.1515/9789633866528
ER  -