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cjers-4772	Vershinin, Ignat	Internarrativity of Authoritarian Rule: A Discourse Analysis of Vladimir Putin’s Speeches between 2012 and 2019	2025	36	.pdf	application/pdf	15199	884	38	Consequently, many studies implicitly adopt a universalist logic that portrays Russian narratives as relatively stable constructs, such as those emphasizing “great power” status, sovereignty, or external threats (Dajani et al. 2021; Götz and Staun 2022; Maksimmon and O’Loughlin 2017). A dominant trend in the literature has been to frame Russian narratives through the lens of state- centred propaganda, disinformation, or the distortion of reality.	cache/cjers-4772.pdf	txt/cjers-4772.txt