In her book Russia and the West (Russland und der Westen), Katharina Bluhm explores how the illiberal conservative countermovement to liberalism and Western integration – a movement which increasingly sought to establish itself in the political arena from the late 1990s – is turning into a project that is led and driven forward by the state. But this is not only about ideology and power politics: political-economy and social policy factors also come into play.
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