2023
DOI: 10.31389/lseppr.80
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The Securitised ‘Others’ of Russian Nationalism in Ukraine and Russia

Eleanor Knott

Abstract: In trying to analyse and understand Russian nationalism, most scholars focus on what Russian nationalism is as an ideology. But to understand Russia's war in Ukraine we also need to understand what Russian nationalism does. This article explores how Russian nationalism has increasingly securitized and repressed three groups: Muslim minorities living in Russia as internal 'others', Ukrainian citizens as external 'others', and Crimean Tatars, as 'others' in between. Overall, I argue that we need to understand th… Show more

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