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Russia (federation), foreign relations

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The making of foreign policy in Russia and the new states of Eurasia

A. I. Dawisha, Karen Dawisha

1995

The new cold war

Edward Lucas

2008

A Wild Stab For It This Is Game Eight From Russia

Dave Bidini

2012

Russian foreign policy

Nicolai N. Petro

1997

Russia's Far East

Judith Thornton, Chris Spring, Julie Hudson et al.

2002

Putin

Richard Lourie

2017

Social construction of international politics

Ted Hopf

2002

Russian foreign policy

Jeffrey Mankoff

2009

Russia's foreign policy

Andrei P. Tsygankov

2006

The struggle for the Middle East

Walter Laqueur

1969

The war in Chechnya

Stasys Knezys, Romanas Sedlickas

1999

Roots of Russia's war in Ukraine

Wood, Elizabeth A.

2016

Russian approaches to peacekeeping operations

I. N. Vorobev, Andrei Raevsky

1994

Russia's foreign policy

Andrei P. Tsygankov

2016

Children Of Rus Rightbank Ukraine And The Invention Of A Russian Nation

Faith Hillis

2013

Russia, the near abroad, and the West

William H. Hill

2012

Great games, local rules

Alexander Cooley

2012

The princess and the politicians

John Charmley

2006

The colder war

Marin Katusa

2014

Emerging powers, emerging markets, emerging societies

Xing Li, Steen Fryba Christensen

2016

Contemporary Violence

Cerwyn Moore

2010

Well-Oiled Diplomacy

Adam N. Stulberg

2007

The bear watches the dragon

Alexander Lukin

2003

Ukraine diaries

Andreĭ Kurkov

2014

Yeltsin's Russia

Lilii͡a Fedorovna Shevt͡sova

1999

Mending fences

Elizabeth Wishnick

2001

Russian Nationalism since 1856

Astrid S. Tuminez

2000

Politics of Eurasianism

Mark Bassin, Gonzalo Pozo

2017

Putinism

Walter Laqueur

2015

The New Russian foreign policy

Michael Mandelbaum

1998

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