Third Rome or Potemkin village: Analyzing the Extent of Russia's Power in Serbia, 2012-2019

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Abstract

This past decade has seen the return of Russia into the public discourse. Moscow's influence has been making a comeback across its old sphere of influence and in other parts of the world. In particular, there has been a lot of talk lately of Russian soft power spreading across the Balkan region, especially in Serbia. However, the concept of power can be rather ambiguous, and only a theoretically informed analysis based on empirical methods can lead to genuine conclusions. This article aims to apply an existing theoretical framework on power to the context of Russian influence in Serbia, in order to find out whether Moscow has any power over Belgrade and to gauge its extent.

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Reid, E. A. (2021, July 1). Third Rome or Potemkin village: Analyzing the Extent of Russia’s Power in Serbia, 2012-2019. Nationalities Papers. Cambridge University Press. https://doi.org/10.1017/nps.2020.62

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