Experts and the Government in Russian Foreign Policy

The article examines Russian foreign policy experts’ views on their interactions with the government. The authors offer an insight into experts’ personal experiences. An analysis of 20 interviews has identified three main groups of experts: skeptics who categorically refuse to cooperate with the authorities; pragmatists who are eager to cooperate under certain conditions; and enthusiasts who regard assistance to the authorities as their major professional goal.

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Journal
Russia in Global Affairs
Published
2025-01-01
DOI
https://doi.org/10.31278/1810-6374-2025-23-3-126-140
Primary Topic
Arctic and Russian Policy Studies
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Experts and the Government in Russian Foreign Policy

Maxim A. Savinykh
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Experts and the Government in Russian Foreign Policy

Maxim A. Savinykh
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Abstract

The article examines Russian foreign policy experts’ views on their interactions with the government. The authors offer an insight into experts’ personal experiences. An analysis of 20 interviews has identified three main groups of experts: skeptics who categorically refuse to cooperate with the authorities; pragmatists who are eager to cooperate under certain conditions; and enthusiasts who regard assistance to the authorities as their major professional goal.

Russia in Global AffairsVol. 23(3)
Openalex Percentile: Top 76%
Arctic and Russian Policy Studies
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