Putin Again : Implications for Russia and the West
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Putin Again : Implications for Russia and the West
(A Chatham House report)
Chatham House, 2012
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"February 2012."
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This report examines Russia's economy, domestic politics, and foreign relations beyond the 2012 elections. Russia possesses significant economic assets and residual political capital; however, current trends suggest the country will struggle to realise its potential in the coming decade. Russia's politics and economy are increasingly stagnant, and its international influence is in gradual decline. As internal challenges grow in the next decade, Russia will become an increasing source of concern for Western policymakers, though rarely an object of direct policy.
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