A Nation Must Think Before it Acts
Orbis Summer 2020
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Orbis Summer 2020
Orbis Summer 2020
Orbis
Summer 2020
Volume 64
Number 3
Guest Editors’ Corner Summer 2020
Chris Miller
Maia Otarashvili
Research Article
Meet the New Boss, Same as the Old Boss: Putin ‘Changes’ the Constitution
William R. Spiegelberger
What Does Putin Promise Russians? Russia’s Authoritarian Social Policy
Sarah Wilson Sokhey
Gazprom and Russian Natural Gas Policy in the First Two Decades of the 21st Century
Anna Mikulska
Russia and Central Asia: Putin’s Most Stable Region?
Maximilian Hess
The Role of the Military in Russian Politics and Foreign Policy Over the Past 20 Years
Anna Borshchevskaya
Russia’s Pivot to Asia: Between Rhetoric and Substance
Maria Shagina
“The M.P. for Russia”: Olga Novikova, William Gladstone, and the Crisis of 1878
Chris Miller
Fading Russian Influence in the Baltic States
Una Bergmane
Why Isn’t Latvia the “Next” Crimea? Reconsidering Ethnic Integration
Indra Ekmanis
Book Reviews
Are Chinese and American Interests Mutually Exclusive in Eurasia?
Paul Heer
Book Recommendations and Roundtable on The Death of Arms Control and the Birth of Putinism 3.0
Robert E. Hamilton
Thomas J. Shattuck