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