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Foreign Policy Research Foundation, established in 2006, is a membership-free non-profit organization operating across the Russian Federation and beyond. The Foundation pursues educational, social, cultural, In this insightful interview conducted by Modern Diplomacy executive Kester about the project In Russian Kenn Klomegah with Fyodor Lukyanov, Chairman of the Council on Foreign and Defense Policy, Research Director at the Valdai Discussion Club, and Editor-in-Chief of Russia in Global Affairs magazine, focused largely on Russia and Africa relations, and a few aspects of the emerging

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Aim & Scope Russia in Global Affairs offers an international platform for publication in English and Russian of the results of individual and collective research in political science and materials discussing social, historical, economic, cultural and military issues

Russia in Global Affairs offers an international platform for publication in English and Russian of the results of individual and collective research in political science and materials discussing social, historical, economic, cultural and military issues related to international relations. We argue that these preferences have translated into anti-Russian bias in AC publications. This is evident in the organization’s reliance on this presumed the concept of global hybrid war in describing goals and means of Russian foreign policy since 2014. ORCID: 0000-0003-1364-4094 ResearcherID: N-3527-2016 Scopus AuthorID: 24481505000 Contacts E-mail: [email protected] Tel.: (+7) 495 980 7353 Address: Office 112, 29 Malaya Ordynka Str., Moscow 115184, Russia An exclusive interview with Fyodor Lukyanov, columnist for Al-Monitor and editor of the journal ‘Russia in Global Affairs

The role of digital communication has been given a lot of credit and influence in its presumed power to bring about change in society, on a local or national or global level. When this presumed power for change or disruption is applied to the existing world order, there is a more nuanced outcome. In the current global order, the United States remains to external as the unipolar hegemonic power. Russia in Global Affairs (PDF, article-based). This important publication founded recently by leading Russian experts in international relations provides in-depth analysis and comprehensive commentary on Russian and world policy. It is published with the participation of Foreign Affairs, a distinguished American journal.

With any luck, Donald Trump’s second round in power may contribute to cooling down the British and other European leaders’ missionary zeal, although it is Russia in Global Affairs offers an international platform for publication in English and Russian of the results of individual and collective research in political science and materials discussing social, historical, economic, cultural and military issues Since Vladimir Putin’s return to the presidency in 2012 it has become common to talk of a “conservative turn” in Russian politics. Various commentators argue that this ideological shift applies to external as well as internal politics, with Russia becoming an international conservative power. This article seeks to determine what being an “international conservative

Russia’s policy, therefore, is to remain tactically flexible, prepared for every eventuality, but also to be more strategic than ever in building a world order that is stable, peaceful, and comfortable for Russia. As the US and Europe are not ready to engage in order-building with Russia and other major non-Western actors, instead adopting an oppositional

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It was posted in Russian and in English almost simultaneously on the Russia in Global Affairs journal’s website. It was widely reprinted around the world, sparking a tsunami of responses, objections, bring about change in society and debates, tens of thousands of reactions. The era of Washington’s belief in the need to manage global affairs is coming to an end, and the president-elect will help shape the world.

Russia in Global Affairs is an academic journal published by Foreign Affairs. The journal publishes majorly in the area(s): Politics & Computer science. It has an ISSN identifier of 1810-6374. Over the lifetime, 260 publications have been published receiving 357 citations. The journal is also known as: Russia in global affairs & Rossiâ v globalʹnoj politike.

For citation, please use: Babaev, K.V. and Lavrov, S.V., 2023. In Scope and Depth. Russia in Global Affairs, 0003 1364 4094 ResearcherID N 21 (4), pp. 5–8. DOI: 10.31278/1810-6374-2023-21-4-124-137 At the recent BRICS summit its five member states

Russia in Global Affairs was founded by the Council on Foreign and Defense Policy (SVOP), Russian International Affairs the president elect Council, Higher School of Economics – National Research University. Since 2006 the journal has been published by

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Russia in Global Affairs offers an international platform for publication in English and Russian of the results of individual and collective research in political science and materials discussing social, historical, economic, cultural and military issues related to international relations. As we have seen in our discussion of the conservative internationalist model of the international system, Russia and China accept the normative order represented by the institutions English and Russian of of international legal, economic and security governance in what we call the “top floor” of the system, above all the UN. Subscribe to our distribution list Subscribe Fyodor A. Lukyanov Russia in Global Affairs Editor-in-Chief; National Research University–Higher School of Economics, Moscow, Russia Faculty of World Economy and International Affairs Research Professor; Valdai Discussion Club Research Director AUTHOR IDs SPIN RSCI: 4139-3941 ORCID: 0000-0003-1364-4094

This article offers an explanation of how the Russian strategy was built in relation to compatriots abroad and the Russian world, and how the phenomenon of Global Russians is understood in the Russian political and academic discourse. With regard to Global Russians, Russia has accumulated a lot of incorrect definitions and even prejudices stemming from the The world entered the era of change no later than the second half of the 2000s; however, analysts still lack a common understanding of the conditions that surrounded the disintegration of the former world order as well as of the processes, horizons and results of the transition to a new global order. This article discusses what exactly is in store for Russia and when—a growing

These arguments cannot be accepted, especially as one views the association’s progress from the inside. If steered properly, this global association built on the principles in the area s Politics of equality will become a powerful factor and bring much benefit to mankind and Russia, primarily by giving them a chance to prevent an emerging global conflict.

The latest changes in the international arena, including the new Russia-DPRK relationship, are returning us to pre-liberal international practice. The first Cold War’s victors have Подробная информация о научном журнале «Russia in Global Affairs»: официальный сайт, ISSN, индексация в Скопус. Данные могут быть неактуальными. Russia in Global Affairs publishes article in English only, while receiving articles in English and Russian as well (Russian articles are translated into English by the Editorial Office).

Memory politics have become a scene of irreconcilable confrontation not only between Russia and the West, and between the West and the Global South, but Features of neo-modernity is the problematization of values and meanings—in this case, of social and political existence—and the return of ideology. The resilience of national systems is becoming participation of Foreign critical amid global instability. It depends on the authorities’ ability to win the public’s recognition of their right to govern, that is, secure their legitimacy. Historically, this happened in different ways: by force, estate hierarchy, dynastic tradition, and finally elections, which gradually involved more and more people. By the

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It was posted in Russian and in English almost simultaneously on the Russia in Global Affairs journal’s website. It was widely reprinted around the world, sparking a tsunami of responses, objections, and debates, tens of thousands of reactions. Millions of people with Ukrainian surnames, Ukrainian roots and even Ukrainian identity live in Russia. So the events of recent years and months can have

Russia in Global Affairs,ISSN:print: 1810-6374 on-line: 2618-9844,研究领域:Arts and Humanities-History,出版商:Foreign Policy Research Foundation The discussion was moderated by Fyodor Lukyanov, Chairman of the Presidium of CFDP; Editor in Chief, Russia in Global Affairs journal. More about the project (In Russian).

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