Ivan Bakalov
Biographic Data
| ID | 4085487 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Ivan Bakalov |
| GIVEN NAMES | Ivan |
| FAMILY NAME | Bakalov |
| SIGNATURE | BAKALOV I |
| AFFILIATIONS | Bremen International Graduate School of Social Sciences, University of Bremen, Germany |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-6982-5930 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 6 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 15 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 6 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2015 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Gewalt und Transformation
Wie verändert der Krieg gegen die Ukraine den Staats-Gesellschafts-Komplex in Russland? In dem Beitrag wird die organische Krise des herrschenden Blocks untersucht, die drei Dimensionen umfasst: Krise der Akkumulation, Krise der Reproduktion der Arbeitskraft und Legitimitätskrise. Da es dem herrschenden Block nicht gelingt, die Machtkonfiguration durch die Einwilligung subalterner Gruppen zu reproduzieren, greift er zu Gewalt, um die Krise zu lös…
Explaining the Russian invasion in Ukraine
This article engages with the debate about the causes for Russia's full-scale military invasion in Ukraine. The existing explanations are organized into three groups revolving around commonalities in their basic assumptions and causal arguments: geopolitics, civilisational choice, and dead-end capitalist transition. The aim is not to advance any theory in particular but to facilitate theory-building in general by identifying intellectual shortcut…
Hegemony and the dynamics of power
Setting soft power in motion
The concept of soft power is widely regarded as unfit for academic service. But instead of dismissing it, this article grapples with its unresolved conceptual problems in an attempt to reveal the hidden value of soft power. Arguably, the proposed conceptual revision can prove its merit to International Relations scholars by structuring research around the study of mechanisms and reconciling rationalist and constructivist approaches for the analys…
Whither soft power? Divisions, milestones, and prospects of a research programme in the making
The rapid expansion of soft-power scholarship has made its central concept one of the most recognisable terms in the discipline of international relations. Yet the increased attention has not spurred the resolution of the underlying conceptual issues. Instead, soft-power scholarship has drifted into separate streams: concept-driven and case-centred studies. The emerging divide impedes the healthy exchange that holds the key to a more resonant imp…
Reconstructing the Cold War. The Early Years, 1945–1958
Reconstructing the Cold War. The Early Years, 1945–1958." Europe-Asia Studies, 67(10), pp. 1713–1714
Whither soft power? Divisions, milestones, and prospects of a research programme in the making
The rapid expansion of soft-power scholarship has made its central concept one of the most recognisable terms in the discipline of international relations. Yet the increased attention has not spurred the resolution of the underlying conceptual issues. Instead, soft-power scholarship has drifted into separate streams: concept-driven and case-centred studies. The emerging divide impedes the healthy exchange that holds the key to a more resonant imp…
Setting soft power in motion
The concept of soft power is widely regarded as unfit for academic service. But instead of dismissing it, this article grapples with its unresolved conceptual problems in an attempt to reveal the hidden value of soft power. Arguably, the proposed conceptual revision can prove its merit to International Relations scholars by structuring research around the study of mechanisms and reconciling rationalist and constructivist approaches for the analys…
Explaining the Russian invasion in Ukraine
This article engages with the debate about the causes for Russia's full-scale military invasion in Ukraine. The existing explanations are organized into three groups revolving around commonalities in their basic assumptions and causal arguments: geopolitics, civilisational choice, and dead-end capitalist transition. The aim is not to advance any theory in particular but to facilitate theory-building in general by identifying intellectual shortcut…
Reconstructing the Cold War. The Early Years, 1945–1958
Reconstructing the Cold War. The Early Years, 1945–1958." Europe-Asia Studies, 67(10), pp. 1713–1714
Reconstructing the Cold War. The Early Years, 1945–1958
Reconstructing the Cold War. The Early Years, 1945–1958." Europe-Asia Studies, 67(10), pp. 1713–1714
Whither soft power? Divisions, milestones, and prospects of a research programme in the making
The rapid expansion of soft-power scholarship has made its central concept one of the most recognisable terms in the discipline of international relations. Yet the increased attention has not spurred the resolution of the underlying conceptual issues. Instead, soft-power scholarship has drifted into separate streams: concept-driven and case-centred studies. The emerging divide impedes the healthy exchange that holds the key to a more resonant imp…
Setting soft power in motion
The concept of soft power is widely regarded as unfit for academic service. But instead of dismissing it, this article grapples with its unresolved conceptual problems in an attempt to reveal the hidden value of soft power. Arguably, the proposed conceptual revision can prove its merit to International Relations scholars by structuring research around the study of mechanisms and reconciling rationalist and constructivist approaches for the analys…
Explaining the Russian invasion in Ukraine
This article engages with the debate about the causes for Russia's full-scale military invasion in Ukraine. The existing explanations are organized into three groups revolving around commonalities in their basic assumptions and causal arguments: geopolitics, civilisational choice, and dead-end capitalist transition. The aim is not to advance any theory in particular but to facilitate theory-building in general by identifying intellectual shortcut…
Hegemony and the dynamics of power
Gewalt und Transformation
Wie verändert der Krieg gegen die Ukraine den Staats-Gesellschafts-Komplex in Russland? In dem Beitrag wird die organische Krise des herrschenden Blocks untersucht, die drei Dimensionen umfasst: Krise der Akkumulation, Krise der Reproduktion der Arbeitskraft und Legitimitätskrise. Da es dem herrschenden Block nicht gelingt, die Machtkonfiguration durch die Einwilligung subalterner Gruppen zu reproduzieren, greift er zu Gewalt, um die Krise zu lös…
Law (5 works) · Political science (5 works) · Politics (5 works) · Law (4 works) · International Relations and Foreign Policy (3 works) · Social science (3 works) · Sociology (3 works) · Computer Science (2 works) · Conceptual framework (2 works) · Economics (2 works)