The Remasculinization of Russia?

Oleg Riabov · Tatiana B. Riabova

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Sociopolitical Dynamics in Russia Soviet and Russian History Gender and Feminist Studies

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One factor contributing to the Putin regime's popularity is its remasculinization of Russia by creating attractive images of national masculinity and attributing masculine characteristics to the country, while the opposition seeks to counteract this activity.

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