Russia's image and soft power resources in Southeast Asia : perceptions among young elites in Laos, Thailand and Vietnam/ Alexander Bukh
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Contemporary Southeast Asia : Vol. 38, No. 3, December 2016, pp.445-475(19)Summary: By analyzing the images of Russia and its soft power resources, this article seeks to create a more comprehensive understanding of the ways contemporary Russia is perceived in the world and its potential tools of influence in Southeast Asia.
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By analyzing the images of Russia and its soft power resources, this article seeks to create a more comprehensive understanding of the ways contemporary Russia is perceived in the world and its potential tools of influence in Southeast Asia.
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