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In international politics, coercion and threats by other states strongly influence the societies and policies of the targeted states. A prevailing sense of endangerment shapes perceptions of self and other, affects the balance of power among political lobby groups, and influences how leaders prioritize policies. The perpetrating state, as well as groups perceived to be associated with it, tend to viewed as intrinsically hostile.

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The Long-Growing Rise of Russian Assertiveness Toward Its Post-Soviet Neighbors in Europe

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    2025年

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  • Jonas J. Driedger

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In international politics, coercion and threats by other states strongly influence the societies and policies of the targeted states. A prevailing sense of endangerment shapes perceptions of self and other, affects the balance of power among political lobby groups, and influences how leaders prioritize policies. The perpetrating state, as well as groups perceived to be associated with it, tend to viewed as intrinsically hostile.