Crisis of Trust in International Institutions as a Factor of Russia’s Increasing Influence
https://doi.org/10.56654/ROPI-2024-3(12)-180-193
Abstract
The article examines the causes of the crisis of trust in international institutions: the inability to stop crises and wars in the modern world, dependence on the United States and the implementation of U.S. policy as a collective policy of all participating countries of international institutions, the unfair distribution of opportunities for countries to influence collective decisions, working with illegitimate representatives of different countries, selective negative labeling of individual countries and ignoring the violation factor the rights and freedoms of citizens in these countries. The author considers the crisis of trust in international institutions as an opportunity for Russia to strengthen and expand its influence on the formation of the modern world order by creating and increasing the power of existing institutions, primarily BRICS.
About the Author
V. V. Komleva
National Research Institute for Communications Development
Russian Federation
Russian Federation
Valentina V. Komleva, DSc (Soc.), professor, Deputy Director for scientific work, National Research Institute for Communication Development, Director of Center for International Strategical Research of Diplomatic Academy of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation, Member of the expert advisory council under the State Duma Committee for the Development of the Far East and Arctic
Moscow
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Komleva V.V. Crisis of Trust in International Institutions as a Factor of Russia’s Increasing Influence. Russia: Society, Politics, History. 2024;(3(12)):180-193. (In Russ.) https://doi.org/10.56654/ROPI-2024-3(12)-180-193
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