Print version: Eurasia 2.0 : Russian geopolitics in the age of new media. Lanham, Maryland : Lexington Books, c2016 approximately 273 pages Russian, Eurasian, and Eastern European politics ISBN 9781498521413
Russian digital lifestyle media and the construction of global selves -- Crossing borders/road movies in Russia : the road to nowhere? : destinations in recent Russian cinema -- Digital storytelling on youtube : the geo-political factor in Russian vernacular regional identities -- Uses of Eurasia : the Kremlin, the Eurasian Union, and the Izborsky Club -- Digital geopolitics encapsulated : Geidar Dzhemal between Islamism, occult fascism and Eurasianism -- Russia as an alternative model : geopolitical representations and Russia’s public diplomacy : the case of Rossotrudnichestvo -- Putin’s third term and Russia as a great power -- Future empire : state-sponsored Eurasian identity promotion among Russian youth -- Russian geopolitical discourse : on pseudomorphosis, phantom pains and simulacra -- Digital conservatism : framing patriotism in the era of global journalism -- Invisible battlefield in Belarusian media space fighting "Rsskiimir" from within? -- Constructing the enemy-other in social media : Facebook as a particular "battlefield" during the Ukrainian crisis -- The imagined geolinguistics of Ukraine -- Digital Eurasia : post-Soviet geopolitics in the age of the new media : Euromaidan and the geopolitical struggle for influence on Ukraine via new media -- The Russian world concept in online debate during the Ukrainian crisis.