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2023 | OriginalPaper | Buchkapitel
The Role of Russian Soft Power Institutions in Ukraine (2007–2014)
verfasst von : Dmitry Katsy, Igor Ivannikov, Sergey Chernov, Ivan Reshetnikov
Erschienen in: Proceedings of Topical Issues in International Political Geography
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Abstract
Soft power has already become an interior tool of any international actor. Hardly can one disagree with the fact that any state should definitely incorporate it in foreign policy institutions so as to utilise corresponding political potential within the framework contemporary system of international relations. NGOs become an evident central player in this effort. It is of prior importance to mention that the issue of formal multiple diversity of miscellaneous NGOs provides states with an opportunity to pursue long-run goals without a distinct affiliation to aforementioned organizations. This article is devoted to Russian path and its attempts to create semi-government soft power “NGOs” and their influence in Ukraine within a period between 2007 and 2014.