Ray Silvius is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Political Science at the University of Winnipeg, Canada. He writes on international political economy, Russia, the emerging multipolar world order, and the political economy of refugees.

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• Chapter 1: Introduction and MethodologyChapter 2: A Critical Historicism for Post-Soviet Russia within International Political Economy Chapter 3: Examining Russia’s Post-Communist Transitional Political EconomyChapter 4: The Embedding of Russian State-Sanctioned Multipolarity in the Post-Soviet ConjunctureChapter 5: The Russian State, Eurasianism, and Civilisations in the Contemporary Global Political EconomyChapter 6: Aleksandr Dugin’s Eurasianism: Co-opting or Co-opted in Russia’s Putin era Civilizational Project?Chapter 7: The Legacy of Vladislav Surkov: Regime Sanctioned Culture in the Service of National Political EconomyChapter 8: Conclusion Appendices

Ray Silvius is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Political Science at the University of Winnipeg, Canada. He writes on international political economy, Russia, the emerging multipolar world order, and the political economy of refugees.

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• Chapter 1: Introduction and MethodologyChapter 2: A Critical Historicism for Post-Soviet Russia within International Political Economy Chapter 3: Examining Russia’s Post-Communist Transitional Political EconomyChapter 4: The Embedding of Russian State-Sanctioned Multipolarity in the Post-Soviet ConjunctureChapter 5: The Russian State, Eurasianism, and Civilisations in the Contemporary Global Political EconomyChapter 6: Aleksandr Dugin’s Eurasianism: Co-opting or Co-opted in Russia’s Putin era Civilizational Project?Chapter 7: The Legacy of Vladislav Surkov: Regime Sanctioned Culture in the Service of National Political EconomyChapter 8: Conclusion Appendices

Ray Silvius is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Political Science at the University of Winnipeg, Canada. He writes on international political economy, Russia, the emerging multipolar world order, and the political economy of refugees.

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• Chapter 1: Introduction and MethodologyChapter 2: A Critical Historicism for Post-Soviet Russia within International Political Economy Chapter 3: Examining Russia’s Post-Communist Transitional Political EconomyChapter 4: The Embedding of Russian State-Sanctioned Multipolarity in the Post-Soviet ConjunctureChapter 5: The Russian State, Eurasianism, and Civilisations in the Contemporary Global Political EconomyChapter 6: Aleksandr Dugin’s Eurasianism: Co-opting or Co-opted in Russia’s Putin era Civilizational Project?Chapter 7: The Legacy of Vladislav Surkov: Regime Sanctioned Culture in the Service of National Political EconomyChapter 8: Conclusion Appendices