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  E-mail Message: I thought you might be interested in this item at http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/1004712152 Title: The soft side of dark power : a study in soft power, national security and the political-criminal nexus, with a special focus on the post-Soviet political-criminal nexus, the Russian Black Sea fleet and separatism in the autonomous Republic of Crimea Author: Lada L Roslycky Publisher: Groningen [Netherlands] : University of Groningen, 2011. ISBN/ISSN: 9789036751421 903675142X OCLC:1004712152

  
  

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The soft side of dark power : a study in soft power, national security and the political-criminal nexus, with a special focus on the post-Soviet political-criminal nexus, the Russian Black Sea fleet and separatism in the autonomous Republic of Crimea

Author:	Lada L Roslycky
Publisher:	Groningen [Netherlands] : University of Groningen, 2011.
Edition/Format:	eBook : EnglishView all editions and formats
Summary:	The author creates the first framework for the empirical analysis of soft power warfare. Soft power wars are fought inside human hearts and minds and are intricately interlinked with the most pivotal and intangible components of national security. The author shows that informal foreign policies aimed at the acquisition of power are not restricted to the realm of legitimacy. She presents the political-criminal nexus as a social structure through which states transform transnational organized crime into a foreign policy instrument. In a step-by-step analysis, the reader is shown how Russia's strategy of deterring Ukraine's Euro-Atlantic integration was effectuated by hostile soft power tactics aimed at promoting pro-Russian separatism in the autonomous Republic of Crimea. The strategy was supported by a Russia-centered, post-Soviet political-criminal nexus made up of intelligence services, government executives and non-governmental organizations.  Read more...
Subjects	State crimes -- Russia (Federation) Organized crime -- Political aspects -- Russia (Federation) Transnational crime -- Political aspects -- Russia (Federation) View all subjects
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