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Sovereignty, Patrimony and International Law - Russia's Attack

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Understand the deep historical and geopolitical roots behind the conflict in Ukraine with this scholarly analysis. This book examines Russia's strategic approach to Ukraine over the last 30 years, providing context that goes beyond current headlines. It explores how Moscow has used a patrimonial paradigm to influence regional stability. The text examines the ways in which international law and sovereignty have been used as tools in Russia's long-term strategy. Readers will learn about the use of legal smokescreens designed to erode Ukrainian sovereignty over time. This work presents a clear argument that the full-scale invasion is the result of a long-standing pattern of behavior rather than an isolated event. Ideal for students, legal professionals, and anyone interested in international relations, this book offers a concise look at how patrimonial logic shapes modern warfare and diplomatic maneuvering. It provides a necessary perspective on the intersection of law, power, and national identity in Eastern Europe.

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Provides a 30-year historical and geopolitical analysis of Russia's strategic approach toward Ukraine.

Examines the patrimonial paradigm and how it shapes Moscow's long-standing political traditions.

Details the use of legal smokescreens used to gradually erode the sovereignty of Ukraine.

Analyzes the relationship between international law and the strategic ambitions of the Russian state.

Offers a clear argument regarding the connection between Russia's patrimonial logic and the full-scale invasion.

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Format: hardcover
ASIN: 1529242797
Category: Books > Subjects > Business, Finance & Law > Law > International
Domain: Amazon UK
Release Date: 26 February 2026
Listed Since: 26 February 2025

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