Russia: The Geography of Insecurity – When Territory and History Shape Strategic Culture
“The Possessions of the Russian Empire extend upon the terrestrial Globe to 32 Degrees of Latitude, and to 165 of Longitude.” — Catherine II, Empress of Russia, Instructions to the Legislative Commission, 1767. In Catherine’s mindset driven by her realities to govern the enormous extent of the Russian dominion required a form of centralized […]
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