Andreas Umland
Former Short-Term Grant
Professional Affiliation
Analyst, the Stockholm Centre for Eastern European Studies at the Swedish Institute of International Affairs
ÐÇ¿Õ´«Ã½ Center Project
Varieties of Russian Fascism
Project Summary
Reviews the rise of Zhirinovskii’s LDPR in 1990-3. Clarifies issues of conceptualization, typologization and evaluation of various Russian right-wing extremist groups. Compares contemporary Russian fascism with inter- and post-war Western fascist agendas to determine the extent and direction of post-Soviet Russian political ideosyncrasies that can be conceived as expressions of modern parthologies.
Insight & Analysis by Andreas Umland
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- Blog post
- Democracy
Historical Significance of Zelensky’s Presidency So Far
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- Mykhailo Minakov,
- Gwendolyn Sasse,
- Michael Kimmage,
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- Governance
Kennan Cable No. 44: Ukrainian Local Governance Prior to Euromaidan: The Pre-History of Ukraine’s Decentralization Reform
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- Governance
Kennan Cable No. 34: Revisiting Decentralization After Maidan: Achievements and Challenges of Ukraine’s Local Governance Reform
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- Cold War
Getting Russia’s Future Right: Lessons from Recent History
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- NATO
East-Central Europe’s “Galactic†Imagining of Post-Soviet Security
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- Governance
Weimar Russia? Why Post-Soviet Authoritarianism Did Not Turn Fascist
