Citations:Putinista

English citations of Putinista

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• 2003, Graeme P. Herd and Anne Aldis, “Russian federal stability and the dynamics of the twenty-first century,” Russian Regions and Regionalism: Strength through Weakness, London and New York: RoutledgeCurzon (→ISBN), p 270:

  In other words, would a system led by Putin and dominated by the ‘Putinistas’ adopt and further develop the weaknesses of the Yeltsin system without the personality strengths (and weaknesses) of the man himself?

• 2006, “Business: An enemy of the people; foreign investment in Russia,” w:The Economist (→ISSN), v 378, n 8470 (March 25, 2006), p 80:

  The sad fate of a loyal Putinista

• 2010, Anatoly Karlin, “The Kremlinologist Catechism,” w:Russian Life (1066-999X →ISSN ), v 53, n 5 (September/October), p 64:

  But it is genuine approval for all that – because if it weren’t, one would expect most Putinistas to be old, sour-mouthed “sovoks” who are fed news from state TV, right?

• 2018, Klaus Segbers, “Introduction,” w:Klaus Segbers, w:Taras Kuzio, and Cosima Glahn, Populism in Europe: An Overview, CGB Working Papers Series 09/2018 (→ISSN), Berlin: Freie Universität Berlin, Center for Global Politics, p 7:

  This is what the Brexiteers, the Trump campaigners, the Putinistas and the AfD activists have correctly recognized.

• 2021, Jonathan Calvert, w:George Arbuthnott, and Tom Calver, “Prince Michael of Kent ‘selling access’ to the Putinistas,” w:The Sunday Times, May 8:

  Prince Michael of Kent ‘selling access’ to the Putinistas