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Russia’s Peripheral Imperialism: Class, Ideology and War
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine presents a problem for analyses that identify imperialism exclusively with the dominant centres of global capitalism. How can a country dependent on commodity exports, imp
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Russia’s invasion of Ukraine presents a problem for analyses that identify imperialism exclusively with the dominant centres of global capitalism. How can a country dependent on commodity exports, imported technology and external financial networks itself act as an imperialist power? In our contribution to the forthcoming Suhrkamp anthology on contemporary imperialism and anti-imperialism, Boris Kagarlitsky and [...]
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