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Political Actors in the North Caucasus and Moscow Hijacking Decolonization to Cement Their Power - PONARS Eurasia
Image credit/license PONARS EURASIA POLICY MEMO NO. 928 (PDF) The 2022 Russian invasion of Ukraine has reignited debates around post-colonialism and post-imperialism in Russia, sparking challenges to biases in Russian Studies in the West and calls for the breakup of the Russian Federation and the decolonization of “occupied” territories there.…
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