Anatoly Reshetnikov
@reshetnikov.bsky.social
Assistant Prof at Webster University in Vienna. I am researching international politics of Central and Eastern Europe, Russia, and broader Eurasia. Associate editor at New Perspectives.
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How did efficient mobilization in the Russia-Ukraine war become possible and lasting, despite all odds?
In his article, @reshetnikov.bsky.social reconstructs the discursive conditions of possibility for mobilization in both Russia and Ukraine by analyzing combatants’ rhetoric.
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In his article, @reshetnikov.bsky.social reconstructs the discursive conditions of possibility for mobilization in both Russia and Ukraine by analyzing combatants’ rhetoric.
📄 👉 rdcu.be/eI4yz
October 7, 2025 at 2:04 PM
How did efficient mobilization in the Russia-Ukraine war become possible and lasting, despite all odds?
In his article, @reshetnikov.bsky.social reconstructs the discursive conditions of possibility for mobilization in both Russia and Ukraine by analyzing combatants’ rhetoric.
📄 👉 rdcu.be/eI4yz
In his article, @reshetnikov.bsky.social reconstructs the discursive conditions of possibility for mobilization in both Russia and Ukraine by analyzing combatants’ rhetoric.
📄 👉 rdcu.be/eI4yz
My recent blogpost for the Social Justice Center in the context of the ‘foreign agent’ law and the worrying developments in Georgia. I provide a brief retrospect of the Russian scenario and reflect on concrete consequences the law exerted on human rights work. socialjustice.org.ge/en/products/...
Foreign agent law and human rights work in Russia: A brief retrospect and current status
Anatoly Reshetnikov is Assistant Professor of International Relations at Webster University.
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February 14, 2025 at 12:34 PM
My recent blogpost for the Social Justice Center in the context of the ‘foreign agent’ law and the worrying developments in Georgia. I provide a brief retrospect of the Russian scenario and reflect on concrete consequences the law exerted on human rights work. socialjustice.org.ge/en/products/...