Ethnicity, State and Utopia: An Essay on Social Justice and Russia’s Future

Matthew Raphael Johnson, Founder and Editor, The American Journal of Russian and Slavic Studies (Now The Orthodox Mediavalist)

This essay is really a set of older essays I have written on Russia, social justice and nationalism. For those who follow my writings closely, nothing here is really new. For those who are interested in a vew vision of Russia and its relationship to nationalism and ethnic mobilization, this lengthy essay might be a start in the proper direction. It is just a start. It is a summary of a few scattered ideas on the relationship between Russian politics, her future and the nature of nationalism as a moral idea. I give free jurisdiction to whoever wants to copy and distribute this book, provided it is reprinted in full, and with the author’s name attached–MRJ, October 11, 2006.

Nation and State: A Study in the Manipulation of Language The Ethnos as a Philosophical Entity The Ethnos and Economic Justice An Introduction to President Putin Putin, Nationalism and Economic Justice Putin and the International Economy Putin and Lukashenko by the Numbers Putin's Opposition to the Regime Putin and Russia's Chechnya Policy: A Reply Conclusion: Putin's Project

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