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Debate #409 · Russia, Central Asia and the SCO

Is Russia's resurgence under Putin driven by economic or military power?

Asked 1 time · 1 year · International Relations
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Examiners want: Evidence of Russia's revival, its instruments of influence, the balance between economic and military means, and limits

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Under President Putin, Russian foreign policy has experienced a revival. Russia is back on the world stage and projecting its power through economic and less politico-military means. Comment.

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