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1
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militarism
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Russia
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Seen as a necessary means of national defense and security
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1
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2
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militarization of police
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Russia
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Militarization of police is associated with a strong government presence and the use of force to maintain public order.
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1
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3
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military capability
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Russia
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Highly prioritized and invested in, with significant national defense budgets and advanced technology development.
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1
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4
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military capability
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Russia
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Highly prioritized and heavily invested in by the government, seen as essential for national security and global influence
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1
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5
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military capability
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Russia
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Emphasis on large, well-trained ground forces and strategic missile systems is a key aspect of military capability.
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1
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6
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military command structure
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Russia
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Strong emphasis on centralized authority and top-down decision-making
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1
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7
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military discipline
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Russia
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Viewed as a reflection of national pride and strength, and is instilled through rigorous training and strict adherence to orders.
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1
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8
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military hierarchy
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Russia
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A strong emphasis on unity and collective decision-making can at times challenge traditional hierarchical structures in the military
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1
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9
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military leadership
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Russia
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Emphasis on collective decision-making, political allegiance, and loyalty to the party/state
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1
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10
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military technology
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Russia
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Invest heavily in research and development of advanced military technology
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1
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