Andreas Umland
Former Short-Term Grant
Professional Affiliation
Analyst, the Stockholm Centre for Eastern European Studies at the Swedish Institute of International Affairs
Wilson Center Project
Varieties of Russian Fascism
Project Summary
Reviews the rise of Zhirinovskii’s LDPR in 1990-3. Clarifies issues of conceptualization, typologization and evaluation of various Russian right-wing extremist groups. Compares contemporary Russian fascism with inter- and post-war Western fascist agendas to determine the extent and direction of post-Soviet Russian political ideosyncrasies that can be conceived as expressions of modern parthologies.
Insight & Analysis by Andreas Umland
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- Blog post
- Democracy
Historical Significance of Zelensky’s Presidency So Far
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- Mykhailo Minakov,
- Gwendolyn Sasse,
- Michael Kimmage,
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- Governance
Kennan Cable No. 44: Ukrainian Local Governance Prior to Euromaidan: The Pre-History of Ukraine’s Decentralization Reform
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- Governance
Kennan Cable No. 34: Revisiting Decentralization After Maidan: Achievements and Challenges of Ukraine’s Local Governance Reform
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- Cold War
Getting Russia’s Future Right: Lessons from Recent History
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- NATO
East-Central Europe’s “Galactic” Imagining of Post-Soviet Security
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- Governance
Weimar Russia? Why Post-Soviet Authoritarianism Did Not Turn Fascist
