К О Телин
Biographic Data
| ID | 6801885 |
|---|---|
| NAME | К О Телин |
| GIVEN NAMES | К О |
| FAMILY NAME | Телин |
| SIGNATURE | ТЕЛИН К О |
| AFFILIATIONS | Lomonosov Moscow State University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-1402-3778 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 7 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2018 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Imaginary, Collective, Genuine
The article examines the main interpretations of the West within Russian politics. As the author shows, at least since the 18th century, despite all the current geopolitical declarations, the image of the West has been established as one of the main important to Russian politics. Confrontation or cooperation with the West becomes the leitmotif of foreign policy, and the protection of morals from the “Western” trends and tendencies triggers domest…
Deconstruction of the South, Or Goodbye, Compass
If the G7 and G20 do not support us, the OSCE rejects us, and we are dissatisfied with the General Assembly’s voting, then we need new platforms for our ambitions. An infinite variety of World Majorities, Global Souths, Greater Eurasias, etc., will be molded and nurtured until they are convincing and useful as guarantees of our status claims
Following the Path of Ozymandias
By the end of the second decade of the 21st century, the Russian foreign policy discourse had transformed from hard-headed "sober realism" into bizarre "values-obsessed realism." The texts of Russia's official strategies now appeal to such aspects of political identity as "spiritual values," "cultural (civilizational) code," "historical truth," etc. Such appeals, coupled with almost eschatological rhetoric, are not uncommon in official speeches o…
One-Eyed King
One of the central issues of the Russian politics is whether its participants have the so-called “positive program”, and the representatives of both the ruling regime and opposition regularly talk about the need for such program. The article examines three interrelated issues: 1) what a “positive program” means and how this phenomenon is interpreted in the Russian political space; 2) to what extent it is correct to accuse Russian parties in their…
From Resilience to Stability
Identity Gaps
The concept of “national identity” is one of the most popular constructs linking political theory and policy agents’ requests intended to maintain socio-political order in general, and to legitimize policy in particular. This aspect of legitimacy as explored through the national identity issue engages our attention in this review. The authors explore this aspect as applied to the problem of classical political order, focusing on state capacities …
The Imitation of Stateness
This study examines the widespread thesis of recent years of the “strengthening” of the Russian state, perceived as improving its solvency, increasing stability, order, and strength in the period after the year 2000. These views are analyzed on the basis of scientific ideas about the state’s potential, and its order and stability. In considering the domestic case and determining the numerous circumstances preventing a solidarity with political de…
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The Imitation of Stateness
This study examines the widespread thesis of recent years of the “strengthening” of the Russian state, perceived as improving its solvency, increasing stability, order, and strength in the period after the year 2000. These views are analyzed on the basis of scientific ideas about the state’s potential, and its order and stability. In considering the domestic case and determining the numerous circumstances preventing a solidarity with political de…
From Resilience to Stability
Identity Gaps
The concept of “national identity” is one of the most popular constructs linking political theory and policy agents’ requests intended to maintain socio-political order in general, and to legitimize policy in particular. This aspect of legitimacy as explored through the national identity issue engages our attention in this review. The authors explore this aspect as applied to the problem of classical political order, focusing on state capacities …
One-Eyed King
One of the central issues of the Russian politics is whether its participants have the so-called “positive program”, and the representatives of both the ruling regime and opposition regularly talk about the need for such program. The article examines three interrelated issues: 1) what a “positive program” means and how this phenomenon is interpreted in the Russian political space; 2) to what extent it is correct to accuse Russian parties in their…
Following the Path of Ozymandias
By the end of the second decade of the 21st century, the Russian foreign policy discourse had transformed from hard-headed "sober realism" into bizarre "values-obsessed realism." The texts of Russia's official strategies now appeal to such aspects of political identity as "spiritual values," "cultural (civilizational) code," "historical truth," etc. Such appeals, coupled with almost eschatological rhetoric, are not uncommon in official speeches o…
Imaginary, Collective, Genuine
The article examines the main interpretations of the West within Russian politics. As the author shows, at least since the 18th century, despite all the current geopolitical declarations, the image of the West has been established as one of the main important to Russian politics. Confrontation or cooperation with the West becomes the leitmotif of foreign policy, and the protection of morals from the “Western” trends and tendencies triggers domest…
Deconstruction of the South, Or Goodbye, Compass
If the G7 and G20 do not support us, the OSCE rejects us, and we are dissatisfied with the General Assembly’s voting, then we need new platforms for our ambitions. An infinite variety of World Majorities, Global Souths, Greater Eurasias, etc., will be molded and nurtured until they are convincing and useful as guarantees of our status claims
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