Philipp Casula
Biographic Data
| ID | 6089470 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Philipp Casula |
| GIVEN NAMES | Philipp |
| FAMILY NAME | Casula |
| SIGNATURE | CASULA P |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Basel |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-1464-4600 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 9 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 16 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 9 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2013 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Old or New? Russia’s War against Ukraine and Post-Soviet identity politics
The New wars paradigm was an important heuristic tool for understanding the organised violence that occurred in most of Eastern Europe following the collapse of communism in 1989. This approach was particularly useful for shedding light on the underlying goals of wars, the new combatants involved and how conflict is funded in a globalised world. While the violence used to annex Crimea and seize Luhansk and Donetsk from Ukraine in 2014 and afterwa…
Russia’s war against Ukraine
Symbiosis and Revolution
This article discusses how the Soviet Union perceived and related to Middle Eastern revolutionary movements, using a case study from South Yemen and the War in Dhofar. This specific Soviet encounter will be analysed through selected Soviet material from published and archival sources. The article highlights how Soviet representatives assessed prospects for socialism in Yemen, and how they interacted with their partners on the ground. The article …
Russian Foreign Policy and Identity
More than ever, investigating questions of “identity” seems to offer explanations for political dynamics worldwide. The rise of far-right populist movements in Eastern and Western Europe, and the e
The Soviet Afro‐Asian Solidarity Committee and Soviet Perceptions of the Middle East during Late Socialism
How did selected Soviet cultural representatives in late socialism see the Middle East? What were their opinions or understanding of it? This paper replies to these questions by analysing the statements, reports and communications of the Soviet Afro‐Asian Solidarity committee (SKSSAA), which is analysed as a case study. It scrutinizes archival material of the SKSSAA and discusses the interaction between the Solidarity Committee and various libera…
Between “ethnocide” and “genocide”
The Soviet occupation of Afghanistan and the two Russian wars in Chechnya were the longest, most protracted conflicts of the USSR and Russia after WWII. Both were conducted under conditions of unprecedented violence in peripheral territories. Despite their distance in time and space, both wars are closely linked to each other on the level of cultural representations in contemporary Russia. This paper analyses how the conflicts were represented in…
Macgilchrist, 2011. Journalism and the Political. Discursive Tensions in News Coverage of Russia
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Text network rhetoric analysis of presidential addresses
Text network rhetoric analysis of presidential addresses:(1) What are your thoughts on the author's interpretations of the changing presidential discourse?This contribution provides an interesting
Sovereign Democracy, Populism, and Depoliticization in Russia
Legitimizing strategies used to stabilize the regime during the 2000-2008 presidency of Vladimir Putin included—from a discourse-theoretical perspective—democracy, populism, depoliticization, retraditionalization, and modernization
Sovereign Democracy, Populism, and Depoliticization in Russia
Legitimizing strategies used to stabilize the regime during the 2000-2008 presidency of Vladimir Putin included—from a discourse-theoretical perspective—democracy, populism, depoliticization, retraditionalization, and modernization
The Soviet Afro‐Asian Solidarity Committee and Soviet Perceptions of the Middle East during Late Socialism
How did selected Soviet cultural representatives in late socialism see the Middle East? What were their opinions or understanding of it? This paper replies to these questions by analysing the statements, reports and communications of the Soviet Afro‐Asian Solidarity committee (SKSSAA), which is analysed as a case study. It scrutinizes archival material of the SKSSAA and discusses the interaction between the Solidarity Committee and various libera…
Between “ethnocide” and “genocide”
The Soviet occupation of Afghanistan and the two Russian wars in Chechnya were the longest, most protracted conflicts of the USSR and Russia after WWII. Both were conducted under conditions of unprecedented violence in peripheral territories. Despite their distance in time and space, both wars are closely linked to each other on the level of cultural representations in contemporary Russia. This paper analyses how the conflicts were represented in…
Text network rhetoric analysis of presidential addresses
Text network rhetoric analysis of presidential addresses:(1) What are your thoughts on the author's interpretations of the changing presidential discourse?This contribution provides an interesting
Sovereign Democracy, Populism, and Depoliticization in Russia
Legitimizing strategies used to stabilize the regime during the 2000-2008 presidency of Vladimir Putin included—from a discourse-theoretical perspective—democracy, populism, depoliticization, retraditionalization, and modernization
Macgilchrist, 2011. Journalism and the Political. Discursive Tensions in News Coverage of Russia
Preview this article: Review of F. Macgilchrist (2011). Journalism and the Political Discursive Tensions in News Coverage of Russia., Page 1 of 1 /docserver/preview/fulltext/jlp.13.1.09cas-1.gif
Between “ethnocide” and “genocide”
The Soviet occupation of Afghanistan and the two Russian wars in Chechnya were the longest, most protracted conflicts of the USSR and Russia after WWII. Both were conducted under conditions of unprecedented violence in peripheral territories. Despite their distance in time and space, both wars are closely linked to each other on the level of cultural representations in contemporary Russia. This paper analyses how the conflicts were represented in…
The Soviet Afro‐Asian Solidarity Committee and Soviet Perceptions of the Middle East during Late Socialism
How did selected Soviet cultural representatives in late socialism see the Middle East? What were their opinions or understanding of it? This paper replies to these questions by analysing the statements, reports and communications of the Soviet Afro‐Asian Solidarity committee (SKSSAA), which is analysed as a case study. It scrutinizes archival material of the SKSSAA and discusses the interaction between the Solidarity Committee and various libera…
Russian Foreign Policy and Identity
More than ever, investigating questions of “identity” seems to offer explanations for political dynamics worldwide. The rise of far-right populist movements in Eastern and Western Europe, and the e
Symbiosis and Revolution
This article discusses how the Soviet Union perceived and related to Middle Eastern revolutionary movements, using a case study from South Yemen and the War in Dhofar. This specific Soviet encounter will be analysed through selected Soviet material from published and archival sources. The article highlights how Soviet representatives assessed prospects for socialism in Yemen, and how they interacted with their partners on the ground. The article …
Old or New? Russia’s War against Ukraine and Post-Soviet identity politics
The New wars paradigm was an important heuristic tool for understanding the organised violence that occurred in most of Eastern Europe following the collapse of communism in 1989. This approach was particularly useful for shedding light on the underlying goals of wars, the new combatants involved and how conflict is funded in a globalised world. While the violence used to annex Crimea and seize Luhansk and Donetsk from Ukraine in 2014 and afterwa…
Russia’s war against Ukraine
Politics (8 works) · Law (6 works) · Political science (6 works) · Law (5 works) · Sociology (4 works) · Political economy (3 works) · Sovereignty (3 works) · Art (2 works) · Communism (2 works) · Computer Science (2 works)