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,The Chechnya “Oppressor” and U.S. Objectives in the Caucasus,orbachev’s reforms. Western advocates of this perspective often believe that not only the Soviet Union but Russia too is responsible for oppressing non-Russian nationalities and religions, including Islam. Russia is perceived as not principally different from the British, French, or Portuguese colon

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,Russia’s Energy “Imperialism” and U.S. Interests,egemonic control of Russia’s resources. Partnership might include mutually acceptable decisions on the terms of America’s investments in Russia’s energy fields, a joint exploitation of oil and gas pipelines going through the territories of third parties, and attempts to institutionalize relationship

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Toward an Alternative Russia Approach, of American-style democracy, and Eastern European nationalism have taken advantage of the policy vacuum in Washington after 9/11 and the invasion of Iraq to promote a tough stand against Russia. Having mobilized the media and various policy channels, the Lobby has presented Russia as a country with

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,Russia’s Energy “Imperialism” and U.S. Interests,gy fields, a joint exploitation of oil and gas pipelines going through the territories of third parties, and attempts to institutionalize relationships between the parties. Analysts have proposed, for example, that Russia and the Western nations build an energy consortium and that Russia be brought into the International Energy Agency (IEA).

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The U.S. Russia Policy after 9/11,able partnership presented itself following the 9/11 terrorist attacks on the United States, when the two nations seemed prepared to cooperate in counterterrorism, nuclear nonproliferation, energy development, and strengthening international political institutions. With the Cold War behind them and

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,“Expansionism by Habit” and American Security,t time in the history of the nuclear arms race, Russia abandoned the heart of its strategic arsenals, while the United States preserved its own. According to the new leadership in the Kremlin, strategic parity with the United States was “ominous” and did not make any sense now that “the fundamental