2018
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-319-77392-6
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Russia’s Domestic Security Wars

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“…Virtually all of Putin's inner circle are men who have served as his bodyguards, his coworkers in the secret services, his sparring partners in judo, and his accomplices in the privatization of property and seizure of state wealth. Among the men a variety of groupings (usually referred to as "clans") have formed and re-formed with continuous infighting at all levels (Kryshtanovskaya and White, 2005;Soldatov and Borogan, 2010;Urban, 2010;Ledeneva, 2013;Dawisha, 2014;Zygar, 2016;Marten, 2017;Reddaway, 2018). Putin's gender regime both permits men to enact violence against other men and against women and threatens them with violence if they fail to comply with the regime's agenda.…”
Section: His Use Of Tough and Derogatory Languagementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Virtually all of Putin's inner circle are men who have served as his bodyguards, his coworkers in the secret services, his sparring partners in judo, and his accomplices in the privatization of property and seizure of state wealth. Among the men a variety of groupings (usually referred to as "clans") have formed and re-formed with continuous infighting at all levels (Kryshtanovskaya and White, 2005;Soldatov and Borogan, 2010;Urban, 2010;Ledeneva, 2013;Dawisha, 2014;Zygar, 2016;Marten, 2017;Reddaway, 2018). Putin's gender regime both permits men to enact violence against other men and against women and threatens them with violence if they fail to comply with the regime's agenda.…”
Section: His Use Of Tough and Derogatory Languagementioning
confidence: 99%
“…First, some of the Putin's close personal associates assumed command positions in the Russian economy (Sharafutdinova, 2010). Second, while heavily relying on the so-called siloviki -that is, those who had served or were serving in the armed forces, state security, law enforcement, or one of the other 'force ministries', Putin did not restrict the prominent siloviki from competing for influence and resources, which has been sometimes describe in the literature as 'siloviki wars' (Reddaway, 2018). During that period, significant disagreements on the issues of economic policy and state governance within the inner circle were not only tolerated but even encouraged by Putin (Hashim, 2017).…”
Section: The Dynamics Of Vladimir Putin's Political Regimementioning
confidence: 99%