Moscow and the Democratic Question: Myth and Reality of a "New Cold War"
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TexteLangue : français Détails de publication : 2008.
Ressources en ligne : Abrégé : Color revolutions–and especially the Orange Revolution in Ukraine–highlight how the democratic question became a tool used in the field of "the information war" between different actors. Information became a key issue in international relations after the Cold War. This article describes the strategies deployed from Moscow to contest the activities of numerous Western states and Euro-Atlantic NGOs. The author analyzes how the question of democracy in post-Soviet Russia highlights the realities of a new Cold War and its related mythologies.
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Color revolutions–and especially the Orange Revolution in Ukraine–highlight how the democratic question became a tool used in the field of "the information war" between different actors. Information became a key issue in international relations after the Cold War. This article describes the strategies deployed from Moscow to contest the activities of numerous Western states and Euro-Atlantic NGOs. The author analyzes how the question of democracy in post-Soviet Russia highlights the realities of a new Cold War and its related mythologies.
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