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Five years after the collapse of the Soviet Union, Russian foreign policy remains inchoate. While the president ostensibly manages foreign policy, confused lines of authority, a fractious cabinet, and a plethora of policy-making bodies with overlapping missions have sent Russia in conflicting directions by SCOTT PARRISH DURING THE COLD WAR, studying Soviet foreign policy was […]