title: Analysis of Putin’s Foreign Policy Practices Within The Context of Political Psychology
abstract: The Russian Federation, which continued as its successor state after the collapse of the USSR and was one of the hegemonic powers during the Cold War period could not maintain this position both militarily and economically in the first years, but with the improvement of its economy in time, it regained its norm maker status. Russia, reborn from its ashes with this norm-making status, aims to be the dominant power in the new era, as seen in the revisionist foreign policy practices it displayed in
journal: Avrasya Uluslararası Araştırmalar Dergisi