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What are the key factors contributing to the resurgence in radical nationalism in 21st century Russian politics?
To what extent has President Putin's adoption of neo-Eurasianist policies contributed to this?
Why does it matter?
As a national ideology, neo-Eurasianism is merely a ruse for incorporating nationalist ideals into state policies, thereby accounting for the resurgence of right-wing extremism under Putin's regime.
In Layman's terms
A "Trojan horse" for political extremism (hence the graphic)
Regardless of intention or motive, the negative implications of neo-Eurasianism can already be seen in the resurgence of radicalized nationalism in Russia.
'Managed nationalism' as an instrument of political control has already shown to be a threat to the Kremlin and neighboring governments
1. Identity = key to interpreting Russian politics (past and present)
2. National ideology determines state interests/policies
3. National security depends on creating/maintaining a positive, clearly-defined self-image and role in the global community
The 1989 dissolution of the communism-led Soviet Union left Russians de-stabilized and devoid of a national ideology.
Ideological crises pose a very serious threat to Russia and the surrounding regions.