Sanctions and dollar dependency in Russia: resilience, vulnerability, and financial integration

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RT @UmlandAndreas: 5. #Russia could pull off such a war, if it had a larger economy or one less dependent on international trade, or both.…

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RT @UmlandAndreas: 5. #Russia could pull off such a war, if it had a larger economy or one less dependent on international trade, or both.…

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5. #Russia could pull off such a war, if it had a larger economy or one less dependent on international trade, or both. But as it stands, the #Russianeconomy is highly vulnerable to external shocks. See @erikandermo & @MartinKragh1 on #sanctions' effec

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RT @MartinKragh1: My latest for Post-Soviet Affairs, with Erik Andermo. Paywall. Please contact me for pre-print version if necessary. "Sa…

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