George Spencer Terry
Biographic Data
| ID | 4152142 |
|---|---|
| NAME | George Spencer Terry |
| GIVEN NAMES | George Spencer |
| FAMILY NAME | Terry |
| SIGNATURE | TERRY G S |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Tartu |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-1310-4138 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 5 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 13 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 5 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2020 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Martial necropolitics: The position of the combatant in the Russo-Ukrainian war
The Russo-Ukrainian War has produced a myriad of necropolitical discourses regarding the justification of death and the subjugation of lives to potential death. Contemporary necropolitical scholarship has primarily focused on the civilian, subaltern dimension of this paradigm in a wider context, yet in this war, combatants from the opposing armed forces are the individuals most consistently embedded in these conditions of potential death. How, th…
Finno-Ugric Identity in Estonia: Visual and Discursive Analysis
This article seeks to discover how this contemporary Finno-Ugric identity has been politically instrumentalized and negotiated in Estonia. First, we look at how the Estonian state engages with the concept of Finno-Ugric world and inscribes it into Estonia’s foreign policy goals. Then, we delve into the role of Finno-Ugric traditionalism in Estonian populist and far-right discourses. Third, we discuss how local identity constitutes and cements com…
Rearticulating the Italian right’s perception of Russia: Legitimacy and Rupture in the Post-Invasion Landscape
Russia's renewed aggression against Ukraine caught many by surprise. This is especially true among those on the centre and far-right of the political spectrum who had previously referred to Russia as a patron of social conservatism and a paradigm of strong leadership and independent actorship in the sphere of international relations. Such a view had been especially prevalent among the right-wing parties in Italy. This article seeks to elucidate h…
Performative Diplomacy and Popular Geopolitics: The Case of Russian Anti-Covid Assistance to Italy
The article looks at this response to the COVID-19 crisis through the theoretical prism of health diplomacy with a heavily performative essence at its core. First, we delve into how this event was popularly understood in Italy. Next, we explore how the Kremlin presented its Italian ventures through its own popular channels. Finally, we synthesize our findings, drawing conclusions regarding Russia’s and Italy’s subjectivity and sovereignty
An Estranged ‘marriage of convenience’: Salvini, Putin, and the intricacies of Italian-Russian relations
This article seeks to tackle two interrelated issues. First, it explains the nature of the mutual affection of the right wing of Italian politics – exemplified by the Lega – and the Kremlin. Concomitantly, we explore the reasons behind the Lega’s predilection for Putin’s regime, seeing it as part of this party’s public strategy, and look at the factors behind Russia’s reciprocal – though limited and contextual – sympathies towards Salvini and his…
An Estranged ‘marriage of convenience’: Salvini, Putin, and the intricacies of Italian-Russian relations
This article seeks to tackle two interrelated issues. First, it explains the nature of the mutual affection of the right wing of Italian politics – exemplified by the Lega – and the Kremlin. Concomitantly, we explore the reasons behind the Lega’s predilection for Putin’s regime, seeing it as part of this party’s public strategy, and look at the factors behind Russia’s reciprocal – though limited and contextual – sympathies towards Salvini and his…
Finno-Ugric Identity in Estonia: Visual and Discursive Analysis
This article seeks to discover how this contemporary Finno-Ugric identity has been politically instrumentalized and negotiated in Estonia. First, we look at how the Estonian state engages with the concept of Finno-Ugric world and inscribes it into Estonia’s foreign policy goals. Then, we delve into the role of Finno-Ugric traditionalism in Estonian populist and far-right discourses. Third, we discuss how local identity constitutes and cements com…
Rearticulating the Italian right’s perception of Russia: Legitimacy and Rupture in the Post-Invasion Landscape
Russia's renewed aggression against Ukraine caught many by surprise. This is especially true among those on the centre and far-right of the political spectrum who had previously referred to Russia as a patron of social conservatism and a paradigm of strong leadership and independent actorship in the sphere of international relations. Such a view had been especially prevalent among the right-wing parties in Italy. This article seeks to elucidate h…
Performative Diplomacy and Popular Geopolitics: The Case of Russian Anti-Covid Assistance to Italy
The article looks at this response to the COVID-19 crisis through the theoretical prism of health diplomacy with a heavily performative essence at its core. First, we delve into how this event was popularly understood in Italy. Next, we explore how the Kremlin presented its Italian ventures through its own popular channels. Finally, we synthesize our findings, drawing conclusions regarding Russia’s and Italy’s subjectivity and sovereignty
An Estranged ‘marriage of convenience’: Salvini, Putin, and the intricacies of Italian-Russian relations
This article seeks to tackle two interrelated issues. First, it explains the nature of the mutual affection of the right wing of Italian politics – exemplified by the Lega – and the Kremlin. Concomitantly, we explore the reasons behind the Lega’s predilection for Putin’s regime, seeing it as part of this party’s public strategy, and look at the factors behind Russia’s reciprocal – though limited and contextual – sympathies towards Salvini and his…
Performative Diplomacy and Popular Geopolitics: The Case of Russian Anti-Covid Assistance to Italy
The article looks at this response to the COVID-19 crisis through the theoretical prism of health diplomacy with a heavily performative essence at its core. First, we delve into how this event was popularly understood in Italy. Next, we explore how the Kremlin presented its Italian ventures through its own popular channels. Finally, we synthesize our findings, drawing conclusions regarding Russia’s and Italy’s subjectivity and sovereignty
Rearticulating the Italian right’s perception of Russia: Legitimacy and Rupture in the Post-Invasion Landscape
Russia's renewed aggression against Ukraine caught many by surprise. This is especially true among those on the centre and far-right of the political spectrum who had previously referred to Russia as a patron of social conservatism and a paradigm of strong leadership and independent actorship in the sphere of international relations. Such a view had been especially prevalent among the right-wing parties in Italy. This article seeks to elucidate h…
Martial necropolitics: The position of the combatant in the Russo-Ukrainian war
The Russo-Ukrainian War has produced a myriad of necropolitical discourses regarding the justification of death and the subjugation of lives to potential death. Contemporary necropolitical scholarship has primarily focused on the civilian, subaltern dimension of this paradigm in a wider context, yet in this war, combatants from the opposing armed forces are the individuals most consistently embedded in these conditions of potential death. How, th…
Finno-Ugric Identity in Estonia: Visual and Discursive Analysis
This article seeks to discover how this contemporary Finno-Ugric identity has been politically instrumentalized and negotiated in Estonia. First, we look at how the Estonian state engages with the concept of Finno-Ugric world and inscribes it into Estonia’s foreign policy goals. Then, we delve into the role of Finno-Ugric traditionalism in Estonian populist and far-right discourses. Third, we discuss how local identity constitutes and cements com…
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