NEMESIS: Keeping Russia an Enemy through Cold War Pathologies

This article examines the openly adversarial neoconservative foundation under George Bush to the supposedly more ‘engaged’diplomatic interaction under Barack Obama. What will be exposed is a fairly uninspired and non-innovative American policy that not only fails to consider Russian initiatives from...

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Main Author: Matthew Crosston
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Language:English
Published: Jurist, Publishing Group 2015-09-01
Series:Сравнительная политика
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Online Access:https://www.sravpol.ru/jour/article/view/312
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NEMESIS: Keeping Russia an Enemy through Cold War Pathologies
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russia
new cold war
u.s. foreign policy
putin
obama
title NEMESIS: Keeping Russia an Enemy through Cold War Pathologies
title_full NEMESIS: Keeping Russia an Enemy through Cold War Pathologies
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title_full_unstemmed NEMESIS: Keeping Russia an Enemy through Cold War Pathologies
title_short NEMESIS: Keeping Russia an Enemy through Cold War Pathologies
title_sort nemesis keeping russia an enemy through cold war pathologies
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new cold war
u.s. foreign policy
putin
obama
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