EBSEES: Mats, Johan - Konstruktionen av ett utrikespolitiskt språk: Rysslands politik mot dess nya grannas (Construction of foreign policy language: Russia's foreign policy towards its new neighbours)

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ID	72467
Author(s)	Mats, Johan
Title	Konstruktionen av ett utrikespolitiskt språk: Rysslands politik mot dess nya grannas (Construction of foreign policy language: Russia's foreign policy towards its new neighbours)
Published	Nordisk Østforum, 14(4), 200, p. 5-16
Language(s)	slv
Subjects	Russia, USSR, Russia (Federation) / Foreign Policy, International Relations (General) [Browse all] Russia, USSR, Russia (Federation) / Foreign Relations / Eastern Europe [Browse all]
Medium	article
Holdings	Search WorldCat
PURL	Citation link

	Russia's new foreign policy / Rahr, Alexander
	Towards a new foreign policy? Russian foreign policy, 1992-1994 / Thoma, K.
	The new Central Asia and its neighbours
	Russia and the Middle East : towards a new foreign policy / Nizameddin, Talal
	The new Eurasianism: the rise of geopolitics in Russia's foreign policy / Kerr, David
	Rysslands nya kommunister: «statspatriotism» i stället för marxism-leninism (Russia's new communists: Marxism-Leninism is replaced by «state patriotism») / Oittinen, Vesa
	The realism of Russia's foreign policy / Lynch, Allen C.

The European Bibliography of Slavic and East European Studies (EBSEES) - 1991-2007

Konstruktionen av ett utrikespolitiskt språk: Rysslands politik mot dess nya grannas (Construction of foreign policy language: Russia's foreign policy towards its new neighbours)