Islamic Leadership and the State in Eurasia. By Galina M. Yemelianova. London: Anthem Press, 2022. xx, 286 pp. Notes. Bibliography. Glossary. Index. Figures. $125.00, hard bound.

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by extremists (87). “The slogan ‘white power’ in Russia... [was] the rallying cry” (88). Avrutin notes, while polls show that support for extremist groups is relatively low, xenophobia remains high (103), and he cautions, “an important shift took place in how ethnic Russians viewed themselves and the world around them... [now through] the prism of race and whiteness (107).” This slim volume raises useful questions. But, it is best included alongside more detailed explorations of racism in Russia.

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欧亚大陆的伊斯兰领导与国家。作者:Galina M. Yemelianova伦敦:Anthem出版社，2022。xx, 286页。注释。参考书目。术语表。索引。数字。125美元，精装本。

极端分子(87)。“俄罗斯的‘白人权力’口号……[是]战斗口号”(88)。Avrutin指出，虽然民意调查显示对极端组织的支持相对较低，但仇外情绪仍然很高(103)，他警告说，“俄罗斯民族对自己和周围世界的看法发生了重要转变……(现在)透过种族和白人的棱镜。”这本薄薄的书提出了一些有用的问题。但是，它最好与更详细的俄罗斯种族主义探索一起包含。

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