Donald Trump and the cyclical nature of US-Russian relations

Alexander Titov

Donald Trump and the cyclical nature of US-Russian relations

School of History, Anthropology, Philosophy and Politics

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Abstract

If history continues to repeat itself, a possible honeymoon period in U.S.-Russia relations at the start of Donald Trump’s presidency could turn into a new crisis by the end of it.

Original language	English
Specialist publication	Russia Direct
Publication status	Published - 16 Nov 2016

Keywords

United States; John F. Kennedy; South Africa; apartheid; foreign policy; cold war; United Nations; segregation; National Party; America; race relations; civil rights
Russia
international relations

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Donald Trump and the cyclical nature of US-Russian relations

Abstract

Keywords

Access to Document

European Association for Chinese Studies

Nation-building and nationalism in today’s Russia (NEORUSS)

Dahrendorf Symposium 2016

North Korea's latest missile launch discussion

Russia retaliates over US sanctions

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