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  • Ayse Zarakol
(Changing Turkey) The deficiencies in Turkish IR literature mirror the deficiencies of the broader IR literature. IR is still an American dominated field. Until recently, American IR was characterised by what…
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Connections: Trump And Russia [Podcast]

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  • Randall Stone
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Putin Backs Doping, Hacking with Few Consequences

  • August 1, 2016
  • Robert Orttung
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Russian naval air defense in trouble

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  • Dmitry Gorenburg
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Стандартное поведение диктатора: Эрдоган, его предшественники и прототипы

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  • Konstantin Sonin
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  • Sergiy Kudelia
(oDR) At a press conference in early June, president Petro Poroshenko sought to reassure the Ukrainian and foreign media: “I give you my personal guarantee: there are no threats to journalists…

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