Thursday Oct 06, 2022
101: ANALYSIS: Lisa Gaufman on Putin’s incoherent ideology, and mobilization as a tipping point for Putin’s legitimacy
Lisa Gaufman, Assistant Professor of Russian Discourse and Politics at the University of Groningen, discusses Putin's incoherent ideology and the impact of the mobilization on Putin's perceived legitimacy in Russia and future trajectory.
'There is no coherent ideology... Putin is trying to dress up his land grab into some kind of ideological padding that would resonate with some people who might still support him'
'Observing a lot of the blunders and the atrocities that the Russian army has inflicted on the Ukrainian population has tarnished Russia, even among countries that previously might have supported Putin'
'By declaring mobilization Putin pretty much destroyed the perception of stability that his legitimacy is built upon...'
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If you are not willing to consider the views of people that don’t support your own (Charles) are you not simply aping the system you consciously refuse to look at from a perspective other than your own. What’s the value in that? Rgds Constantine.
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