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From Soviet Union to Russian Oligarchic Power System and to Putin
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Author(s):
Luiz Alberto Moniz Bandeira
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January 24 2019
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Springer International Publishing
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10.1007/978-3-030-03204-3_7
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Book chapters
pp. 1
Introduction: The United States, the Middle East, Syria, and Ukraine—A Dialectical Approach on Recent History
pp. 11
The US Republic and Its Transformation into an Oligarchic Tyranny
pp. 21
The Military-Industrial Complex in the West and the Opposing Power Sphere in the East
pp. 35
9/11 and the Accelerated Mutation of the American Republic
pp. 47
An Astonishing Continuity: From George W. Bush to Barack Obama
pp. 61
A New US Strategy to Confront China’s and Russia’s Growing Military Power
pp. 77
From Soviet Union to Russian Oligarchic Power System and to Putin
pp. 89
The US/NATO Push Toward the East After the Collapse of the Soviet Union
pp. 99
The Real Reasons of Washington’s Intervention in Libya
pp. 113
Geopolitical Lessons Learnt and Not Learnt: The Case of Syria
pp. 127
Chemical Weapons Attack in Ghouta as a Pretext for US Intervention
pp. 137
A New Piece in the Geopolitical Game: The Invention of Ukraine
pp. 149
Lenin’s Incentive to Self-Determination and Ukrainian Nationalism
pp. 161
Ukraine as Soviet Republic and After: Focus on Donbass
pp. 173
US Efforts to Drive a Wedge Between Ukraine and Russia
pp. 181
Russia Opposes a New Orange Revolution in Ukraine
pp. 197
The Ukrainian Shift Away from Russia and Putin’s Reaction
pp. 211
Crimea Back to Russia and Economic Sanctions Against Russia
pp. 223
Ukrainian Regime Change, Civil War, and the USA-Russia Proxy War
pp. 235
Ukrainian Separatists and the War in Donbass
pp. 249
The Ukrainian Government, the Rise of the Extreme Right, the Minsk Agreements, and the Persistence of Conflict
pp. 263
Ukraine: The Same Political Environment as in the Middle East and North Africa
pp. 281
Israel Under Right-Wing Government
pp. 295
Netanyahu’s Occupation Policy and the Israel–Palestine War
pp. 315
A New Cold War, a New Moscow–Beijing Axis, and the Decline of American Hegemony
pp. 333
Epilogue: US Military-Financial Oligarchy and the Exporting of “Democracy” through War and Terror
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