RUSSIA INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS THEORY: WHAT SHOULD IT BE LIKE?

Russian IR theory faces many difficulties including underdevelopment of empiric research and overall abstract approach of theoretic studies. The article suggests to reconsider the development of the Russian IR theory in order to face the new economic, political and ethno-cultural challenges. The for...

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Main Author: Andrei Tsygankov
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Jurist, Publishing Group 2015-07-01
Series:Sravnitelʹnaâ Politika
Subjects:
ir
Online Access:https://www.comparativepolitics.org/jour/article/view/25
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spelling doaj-a8be53339bc7468dba806aecc02c458c2021-07-29T08:10:08ZengJurist, Publishing GroupSravnitelʹnaâ Politika2221-32792412-49902015-07-0152(15-16)658310.18611/2221-3279-2014-5-2(15-16)-24-3021RUSSIA INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS THEORY: WHAT SHOULD IT BE LIKE?Andrei Tsygankov0San Francisco State UniversityRussian IR theory faces many difficulties including underdevelopment of empiric research and overall abstract approach of theoretic studies. The article suggests to reconsider the development of the Russian IR theory in order to face the new economic, political and ethno-cultural challenges. The formation of Russian IR theory is still underway, and it is characterized by contradictions and the presence of mutually exclusive universalist and isolationist approaches. The article raises the question of overcoming the extreme approaches in the IR theory through reducing the gap between the teaching of IR and Russian political thought. The article concludes that the development of IR in Russia requires deep knowledge of its intellectual roots, thus the study of the Russian political thought becomes the necessity.https://www.comparativepolitics.org/jour/article/view/25irrussian international relations theoryuniversalistmsolationalismrussian political thought
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RUSSIA INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS THEORY: WHAT SHOULD IT BE LIKE?
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russian political thought
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title RUSSIA INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS THEORY: WHAT SHOULD IT BE LIKE?
title_short RUSSIA INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS THEORY: WHAT SHOULD IT BE LIKE?
title_full RUSSIA INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS THEORY: WHAT SHOULD IT BE LIKE?
title_fullStr RUSSIA INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS THEORY: WHAT SHOULD IT BE LIKE?
title_full_unstemmed RUSSIA INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS THEORY: WHAT SHOULD IT BE LIKE?
title_sort russia international relations theory: what should it be like?
publisher Jurist, Publishing Group
series Sravnitelʹnaâ Politika
issn 2221-3279
2412-4990
publishDate 2015-07-01
description Russian IR theory faces many difficulties including underdevelopment of empiric research and overall abstract approach of theoretic studies. The article suggests to reconsider the development of the Russian IR theory in order to face the new economic, political and ethno-cultural challenges. The formation of Russian IR theory is still underway, and it is characterized by contradictions and the presence of mutually exclusive universalist and isolationist approaches. The article raises the question of overcoming the extreme approaches in the IR theory through reducing the gap between the teaching of IR and Russian political thought. The article concludes that the development of IR in Russia requires deep knowledge of its intellectual roots, thus the study of the Russian political thought becomes the necessity.
topic ir
russian international relations theory
universalistm
solationalism
russian political thought
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