The adoption of state symbols in Russia: a compromise of traditions

The author considers the process of adopting of a new state symbols in Russia after the collapse of the USSR. This process was influenced by different traditions and by the struggle of different political forces that sought to consolidate their own „own” symbols and values (democratic, national-impe...

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Main Author: Yuri Chernyshov
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: University of Gdansk 2017-08-01
Series:Journal of Geography, Politics and Society
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Online Access:https://czasopisma.bg.ug.edu.pl/index.php/JGPS/article/view/3593/2933
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description The author considers the process of adopting of a new state symbols in Russia after the collapse of the USSR. This process was influenced by different traditions and by the struggle of different political forces that sought to consolidate their own „own” symbols and values (democratic, national-imperial, communistic, etc.). As a result, the adoption of the new flag, the coat of arms and the anthem was the result of a „compromise imposed from above” which ended the „war of symbols”, but confirmed the uncertainty of the national idea.
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spelling doaj.art-f5242d2fc3834252a0d0eb51ad20cba02022-12-22T02:44:41ZengUniversity of GdanskJournal of Geography, Politics and Society2451-22492017-08-0173121810.4467/24512249JG.17.022.7178The adoption of state symbols in Russia: a compromise of traditionsYuri Chernyshov 0Altai State University The author considers the process of adopting of a new state symbols in Russia after the collapse of the USSR. This process was influenced by different traditions and by the struggle of different political forces that sought to consolidate their own „own” symbols and values (democratic, national-imperial, communistic, etc.). As a result, the adoption of the new flag, the coat of arms and the anthem was the result of a „compromise imposed from above” which ended the „war of symbols”, but confirmed the uncertainty of the national idea.https://czasopisma.bg.ug.edu.pl/index.php/JGPS/article/view/3593/2933state symbolsidentityimagehistorical traditionsmodern russia
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The adoption of state symbols in Russia: a compromise of traditions
Journal of Geography, Politics and Society
state symbols
identity
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historical traditions
modern russia
title The adoption of state symbols in Russia: a compromise of traditions
title_full The adoption of state symbols in Russia: a compromise of traditions
title_fullStr The adoption of state symbols in Russia: a compromise of traditions
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title_short The adoption of state symbols in Russia: a compromise of traditions
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modern russia
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