FREIRE, Maria Raquel. Russian foreign policy at the ‘intermestic': a constructivist approach. []. , 55, pp.35-49. ISSN 1645-9199.  https://doi.org/10.23906/ri2017.55a03.

Starting from a constructivist approach to Russian foreign policy this article analyses the main lines of Russian politics at the ‘intermestic', i.e. at the intersection of the international and the domestic, and in a combination of material and ideational elements. The article looks at the evolution of Russian foreign policy seeking to understand the micro lines of actuation preferred by the authorities in the exercise of foreign policy and that contribute to the macro objetive always present in the domestic and foreign discourse of Russia's recognition as a great power. The text maps the central characterizing elements of Russian foreign policy, identifies new trends in discourse and action, and analyses in which way these contribute (or not) to the macro objetive.

: Foreign policy; Russia; identity; revisionism.

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