Примери за използване на Putinism на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Putin's chief ideologue on Putinism beyond Putin.
Putinism, the selective autocracy that he created, is a giant car boot sale.
That does not portend an imminent end for Putinism;
Because in order to understand what“Putinism” is,[one] needs to live in it.
The Magnitsky case, moreover, is egregious,well documented and encapsulates the darker side of Putinism.
The front line of this ideological war between Putinism and democracy, however, remains Ukraine.
The events in Kiev interrupted the winter Olympics in Sochi,intended to be a two-week carnival of Putinism.
The front line of this ideological war between Putinism and democracy, however, remains Ukraine.: Now, therefore.
Putinism blends every tradition and historical epoch that can reinforce the narrative of invincible state power.
It now seems clear that the era of“High Putinism” is ending.
The most damaging legacy of Putinism has been the pervasive cynicism born of daily powerlessness amid lies, corruption and cruelty.
Except that sometimes it seems the only a choice is that between Putinism and Berlusconism.
Putinism is not the organic product of a thousand years of Russian despotism in its eternalised form(though this is exactly how it wants to appear), but a tragicomedy, with a beginning, climax and end.
Without the chaos anddeprivations of the US-backed Yeltsin era, Putinism would surely not have established itself.'.
More likely it will increase their resistance to the thuggish, corruption-ridden andeconomically failed model that is Putinism.
Russians continue to like Putinism, a hybrid of central power, KGB-ism, state-controlled market economics with such freedoms as selective protests or publication of a few independent newspapers.
Yet the Russian president's most portentous,if little noticed, rhetorical break with Putinism goes to the issue of modernization.
Because the Jews fear Vladimir Putin they are now publishing anti-Putin articles in their Jewish-controlled Press in order tobias public opinion against him such as in a 2007 Wall Street Journal article, The Perils of Putinism.
But with no apparent cracks in public support for now, andwith the Kremlin finely tuned to the slightest criticism, Putinism may well last until that moment or an external shock brings it down.
In our current age, regional nationalisms, based on populist agendas,present a far bigger threat to liberalism than Russia's new authoritarianism, or Putinism.
And yet, just as unmistakably, in the last few months,Russia's president has not only dissociated himself from key tenets of Putinism but challenged and repudiated them, in effect chipping away at the legitimacy of the political and economic order he inherited.
Need awareness, understanding and description of Putin's system of ruling, andin General the whole complex of ideas and measurements of Putinism as an ideology of the future.
With Putinism and Orbanism on the rise and the 30th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall approaching, there is renewed debate about the import of the events of 1989 and whether Russians, Poles and Hungarians really intended to embrace the full menu of Western liberal values.
It is necessary to understand, comprehend and describe Putin's system of government andin general the whole complex of ideas and dimensions of Putinism as the ideology of the future.
After Erdogan's victory in Sunday's hotly contested presidential and parliamentary elections, however,these differences are likely to be eroded as Turkey sinks into an Islamic version of Putinism.
The distinction to be made is that unlike Brezhnevism,representing the last stage of the Soviet regime's ideological decomposition, Putinism has represented a farce from the very beginning.
By looking at all this, it seems safe to say that Erdoganism belongs in the array of populist authoritarianisms similar to Peronism in Argentina,Chavism in Venezuela, and Putinism in Russia.
The hollow nature of these exhibitions, which are full of billboards and video re-enactments but without a single original historical artifact, completely highlights the farcical,artificial character of Putinism as a construct that tries to dress itself in the clothing of bygone eras.
By looking at all this, it seems safe to saythat Erdoganism belongs in the array of populist authoritarianisms similar to Peronism in Argentina, Chavism in Venezuela, and Putinism in Russia.