Russian strategic narratives, 2022–2023

Q3 Social Sciences

Orbis Pub Date : 2023-12-04 DOI:10.1016/j.orbis.2023.11.002

Olena Snigyr

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Abstract

Russia, in its competition with the liberal world for establishing the dominant discourse—alongside hard power military means—deploys soft power, leveraging the allure of illiberal values to forge foreign policy alliances, undermine the credibility of international institutions, and reshape the global order. Russian strategic narratives delineate the political objectives of the Russian government. In a contest for discursive authority with other global actors, Russia presents its vision of a new world order—a world partitioned among major powers—where Moscow holds the authority to determine the fate of peoples in the “Greater Eurasia” region, including Europe

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俄罗斯战略叙事，2022-2023

俄罗斯在与自由世界争夺主导话语权的过程中，除了军事手段的硬实力外，还部署了软实力，利用非自由主义价值观的诱惑来建立外交政策联盟，破坏国际机构的可信度，重塑全球秩序。俄罗斯的战略叙事描述了俄罗斯政府的政治目标。在与其他全球参与者争夺话语权的过程中，俄罗斯展示了自己对世界新秩序的看法——一个由大国瓜分的世界——莫斯科掌握着决定包括欧洲在内的“大欧亚”地区人民命运的权威

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Orbis SOCIAL SCIENCES, INTERDISCIPLINARY-

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1.10

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37 days

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