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О ПОДРЕЂЕНОСТИ ПОЛИТИКЕ РУСКОГ ЦАРСТВА ЗАПАДНОМ КОЛОНИЈАЛНОМ ПОХОДУ НА БАЛКАН У 19. ВЕКУ

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УДКУДК 322(470):341.221.3(73)’’18’’ Стране165-194 Година2025
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У овом научном раду предмет истраживања је узрок недовољне подршке Руског царства српским и осталим балканским устаницима током успостављања модерне геополитичке констелације на Балканском полуострву у деветнаестом веку. Циљ истраживања је доказати да је узрок недовољне подршке Руског царства балканским устаницима у том периоду била идеолошка и геополитичка подређеност политике Руског царства западном колонијалном походу на Балканско полуострво у истом периоду. Применом аналитичко-синтетичке и компаративне методе приказано је да је идеолошка и геополитичка подређеност политике Руског царства западним политичким и економским интересима постала уочљива у периоду након што је Руско царство почело да представља препреку трговачким аспирацијама европских трговачких компанија према Индији и Далеком истоку. Од тог времена су почели антируска пропаганда у Енглеској и европским државама и касније војни и невојни походи представника европских држава на Руско царство. Као последица западне агенде „продора на исток” показало се да је након Бечког конгреса 1815. године утицај Руског царства на геополитичку констелацију на Балканском полуострву био у сенци европских политичких интереса.

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