Format:
1 online resource (181 pages)
ISBN:
9783838275086
Series Statement:
Analyzing Political Violence Band 2
Content:
Intro -- Table of Contents -- Introduction -- Chapter 1: The Roots of Azov -- Kurgans to Cossacks -- Ukrainian nationalism's slow birth -- The Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN) and World War II -- Independent Ukraine -- Maidan -- War in Donbas and Azov's birth -- Chapter 2: Ideologies and Inspirations -- Ukrainian nationalism: domestic influences -- The Conservative Revolution and non-Nazi fascisms -- The Nouvelle Droite and metapolitics -- Neo-Nazism, violence and terror -- What do we call Azov? -- Azov's core sentiments -- Chapter 3: Azov in Action -- The Azov movement: an overview -- The core: Azov Regiment, National Corps and Centuria -- Official affiliates -- Unofficial affiliates -- Independent organizations -- Beyond Azov -- Chapter 4: In the Shadows -- Friends in high places -- Who funds Azov? -- Mysteries and suspicions -- Chapter 5: Mainstreams and Extremes -- Doublespeak -- Branding and visuals -- A wartime media climate -- The long march through institutions -- Chapter 6: International Ambitions -- Azov's first foreign friends -- Networks and 'new nationalism' -- Foreign fighters, facts and fiction -- Mission unaccomplished? -- Chapter 7: The Future of Azov -- Radicalization or entropy? -- Shifting the discourse -- Dismantling the structure -- Ukraine's international allies -- Final thoughts -- Acknowledgments -- References.
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Additional Edition:
ISBN 9783838215082
Language:
English
