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Assessing changing relations between the Russian Federation and South Africa
This study aims to assess how Russia's relations with South Africa have changed since the end of the Cold War. The study draws on social constructivism as a theoretical framework to show that the ideals and beliefs of the Russian Federation as a great power have not disappeared with the collapse of...
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Department of Political Studies
2016
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