Украјински рат и русофобија „друге Србије“

  • Slobodan Antonić
Ključne reči: теорија светског система, неоимперијализам, неоколонијализам, компрадори, опслужујућа интелигенција, грађанизам, аутошовинизам

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У првом делу чланка даје се теоријски оквир анализе и објашњавају основни појмови. У другом делу износе се примери русофобије у текстовима неких припадника медијске и културне елите у Србији и пре отпочињања рата у Украјини. У трећем делу описује се ескалација русофобије код тог дела елите након руске интервенције у Украјини (2022). У четвртом делу даје се преглед седам истраживања јавног мнења Србије (2022–2023). Сва ова истраживања показују високи удео грађана Србије (око 80%) који се не слаже с увођењем санкција Русији. Даје се и преглед покушаја ниподаштавања ових налаза од дела русофобне елите у Србији. У петом делу описује се даља ескалација русофобије у делу елите, а у шестом делу се износи објашњење ове појаве из угла светскосистемске теорије.

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