From Retrenchment to Revanchism … and Back Again? Russian Grand Strategy in the Eurasian ‘Heartland’
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...This is precisely the set of developments that Vladimir Putin set out to correct in a policy termed revanchist by Matthew Sussex (2015) because it aims at undoing major geopolitical developments of the past quarter century....
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...He identifies four conditions for this situation: a relatively short ‘rebound’ time; a strategic emphasis on territory; re-establishment of local primacy through institutions and alliance structures; and the extent of domestic elite consensus over national interests (Sussex, 2015, pp. 21-22)....
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...Confrontation and Consolidation”, aimed to analyze the themes of the main actors, the fundamental processes and the developing architecture (Kanet and Sussex, 2015, p. 7) in relation to Eurasia (the focus being on Central Asia)....
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...Rather than attaining total dominance, it has instead engineered a sort of constrained primacy” (Sussex, 2015, p. 37)....
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...…power has indeed experienced a power reversal of a kind that facilitates revanchist behavior, and this security affairs on its semi-periphery” (Sussex, 2015, p. 37), also emphasizing that “(...) although Russia has certainly attempted to establish a firm sphere of influence in Eurasia, it…...
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