This article first appeared in International Political Sociology, Volume 20, Issue 2, June 2026.
Tag: Duginism
Who invents the national mythology of Belarus? What purposes do new narratives about the country’s past actually serve? Nationalism scholar Nadya Krupenkova examines the top-down
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This long post started as an investigation about the Left and Syria which I started after I read the Sol Process blog’s publication of three