From Selma to Moscow: How Human Rights Activists Transformed U.S. Foreign Policy

Delton, Jennifer

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“…Compared to his predecessor, Boris Yeltsin, these changes include a more contentious relationship with the United States, Western European countries, and other international actors. His path toward a more confrontational relationship with certain international (and national) actors responds to core ideas of “illiberal conservatism” (Snyder, 2018). To increase control at the domestic level, Putin had oligarchs arrested and appointed military officers and former KGB men in the Kremlin decision‐making sphere, Russia's regions, and the economic and corporative world (Rivera & Rivera, 2018).…”

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Domestic and international factors of the contemporary Russo–Venezuelan bilateral relationship

Boersner Herrera,

Haluani

2023

Latin American Policy

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This article offers an analysis of the domestic and international factors shaping the Russo–Venezuelan alliance. We provide a comprehensive analysis to understand the evolution of this alliance and to consider how the political leadership, the regime type, the military sector, the economy, and the presence of China and the United States in Latin America are vital determinants in this alliance. At the policy level, Russia and Venezuela's relationship has opened an opportunity for the Venezuelan government to consolidate power, while for Russia, this alliance has helped offset the influence of the United States in Latin America.

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Section: Domestic Factors In the Russia–venezuela Relationshipmentioning

confidence: 99%