The New Russian Nationalism Imperialism, Ethnicity and Authoritarianism

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Shevel, Oxana, 23, 33
Shevtsova, Lilia, 5
Shiropaev, Aleksei, 55, 56
Simonovich-Nikshich, Leonid,
118–19, 129
Simonsen, Sven Gunnar, 22
Slavic Community of St Petersburg,
124, 127
Slavic Force (Slavianskaia sila), 91–2
Slavic Union
Crimean annexation as step
towards, 188
public support for, 176–8, 177 ,
186, 213
Slavic Union (Slavianskii soiuz) (SS),
34–5, 83, 91
Slavophiles, 50–1, 62, 105, 340
social identity approach, 167–8,
182
Solovei, Valerii, 54, 126
Solov’ev, Vladimir, 47–8
Solzhenitsyn, Aleksandr, 20, 26, 31
sootechestvenniki (compatriots), 32
Sorokin, Vladimir, 68
sovereign democracy (suverennaia
demokratiia), 285, 355
sovereignty, 47, 48, 59–60, 183,
197
Soviet Union (USSR)
ethnic identity, 43, 55–6, 268–9
nationalism, 25–6, 42
nostalgia for, 55–6
Russian language, 43
state television, 329–30
statist nationalism during
perestroika, 28–30
see also collapse of the Soviet
Union
Sputnik i Pogrom, 54, 55, 128
Stalin, Iosif, 25, 65–6, 67, 162,
292
state, the
relationship with the Church,
108–10, 115, 262–3, 292, 316
role in neoliberal economies,
339
Russian pride in, 204
state identity, public preferences for,
182–5, 184

strength of and statist nationalism,

1, 5, 19, 43, 353–4

see also ideological state posture;

Kremlin

stateless nations, 21

statists (gosudarstvenniki)

as alternative to radical

nationalism, 81

during the Eltsin Administration,

20

ethnic neutrality of, 29

national democratic nationalism

opposition to, 53–4

national patriots as, 106–7

opposition to ethnonationalism, 1

Putin’s early stance on, 19, 251–2

shift to ethnocentrist nationalism,

19

state strength, importance of, 1, 5,

19, 43, 353–4

tension with liberals, 352

USSR-focused statism, 28–30, 63–4

Steger, Manfred, 277

Stolypin, Petr, 24

Strategy 2020 reform programme,

350

Strelkov, Igor, 71

Strukova, Marina, 127

Struve, Petr, 24

supremacist nationalism, 23 , 30–1, 43

Surkov, Vladislav, 238, 285–6, 350,

352, 355

Sviatenkov, Pavel, 37

Szporluk, Roman, 22–3

Tatarstan

response to annexation of Crimea,

161–2, 163

television, state-aligned

annexation of Crimea coverage,

330–3

anti-immigration campaign, 81–2,

88, 94, 323

‘ethnic cohesion’ use of term,

307–8, 310–13

ethnicity-related news, 303–4,

305–6, 307 – 9

inter-ethnic conflict, coverage of,

324–6