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intermarriage with migrants,
207–10, 208 , 211
prospective group status, 184–6,
184 , 185
significance of state identity,
182–3
social identity approach, 163,
167–9
intermovements, 28
irredentism, 37, 63–4, 178
Isaev, Andrei, 254
Islam
anti-Islamic orientation of secular
nationalists, 127–8
radical Islam news coverage,
318–19, 326
television news coverage, 317–19
as threat to social stability, 41,
213–14
views on, NEORUSS survey,
213–14
Islamic extremists, North Caucasus,
302, 319, 327–8, 329
Istarkhov, Vladimir, 121, 122
Iurev, Mikhail, 354–5
Iurgens, Igor, 281, 286–7

James, Paul, 277
Jews
anti-Semitism, 127
intermarriage with, public
perceptions of, 209–10
presence on the federal news, 317
xenophobia against, 5

Kadyrov, Ramzan, 224
Kara-Murza, Aleksei, 57, 63
Khodorkovskii, Mikhail, 223, 348
Kholmogorov, Egor, 117
Khramov, Aleksandr, 36, 54
Kiselev, Dmitrii, 318, 331, 332–3
Kolegov, Aleksei, 116, 126
Kondopoga riots, 84–5, 253
Konstantinov, Ilia, 36
Kovalev, Igor, 124–5
Kozyrev, Andrei, 280
Kremlin
conservative policies, 239–40,
258–9

Great Patriotic War (WWII) tropes,

210

media-control and, 246

nationalism as strategy for, 6, 17,

240–2, 246–7

negativity over accession to EU by

former Soviet states, 197

pro-Kremlin youth groups, 2–3, 78,

80–1, 88, 253, 285

response to 2011 protest

movement, 238, 351

response to Euromaidan revolution,

6, 17, 201–2, 206, 207–8

response to Manezhnaia riots, 2,

81, 253–4, 324

stance on Ukrainian Western-

backed government, 196, 201–2,

206, 211, 217, 245

suppression of radical nationalists,

80–1, 253–4

2012 campaign strategy,

238–40

see also Eltsin, Boris; Eltsin

administration; Medvedev,

Dmitrii; Putin, Vladimir; state,

the

Krill I, Patriarch of Moscow and

all Rus, 111–12, 292, 313,

316–17

Krylov, Konstantin, 20, 35–6, 37,

52–3, 54, 79

Kuchma, Leonid, 226

Kudrin, Aleksei, 280, 352, 358

Kvachkov, Vladimir, 75,

116–17

large-scale surveys, 134

Laruelle, Marlene, 21–2, 26, 29, 55,

197

Lavrov, Sergei, 293

Lazarenko, Ilia, 55

Lebed, Aleksandr, 283

Lebedev, Sergei, 106, 107, 127

Lenin, Vladimir, 67

Leontev, Konstantin, 289

Lieven, Dominic, 47, 59

Limonov, Eduard, 245

Luzhkov, Iurii, 224, 232, 283

Lysenko, Nikolai, 31, 125, 127