Russia’s cultural policy abroad as a projection of the “Russian World”
Romashko, T. (2023). Russia’s cultural policy abroad as a projection of the “Russian World”. Cultural Trends, Early online. https://doi.org/10.1080/09548963.2023.2171771
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The policy review discusses the recent developments in Russian cultural policy. These developments incorporate Russian culture into its geo-political ambitions. Obviously, the war in Ukraine makes these developments relevant. However, this review piece also seeks to explain the place of cultural policy in the Russian political system and the scope of its geopolitical ambitions.
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