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Guillaume Sauvé

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45Publications signalées
92Citations signalées
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Soviet and Russian HistoryCommunism, Protests, Social MovementsEastern European Communism and ReformsPancreatitis Pathology and TreatmentFrench Urban and Social Studies

Les publications récentes

2026 book-chapter OpenAlex

A Never-Ending Rupture

Guillaume Sauvé

This chapter investigates the contested memory of perestroika , arguing that its legacy remains unresolved in Russian society and politics. Unlike the 1990s, which have crystallized into a universally negative narrative of chaos and decline, perestroika elicits ambivalence, with fluctuating assessments across …

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2026 article OpenAlex

“We Don’t Do It for the Regime, We Do It for Ourselves”: relational Politics and the 2022 Russian Antiwar Petitions

Guillaume Sauvé, Maxime Duchâteau

This article examines the wave of antiwar petitions that appeared in Russia after the invasion of Ukraine in February 2022. Within nine days, nearly a hundred petitions gathered over 1.5 million signatures before repression curtailed the movement. Although they did not affect …

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0 citations Problems of Post-Communism
2026 book-chapter OpenAlex

Countering the myth of Russia's “ideological vacuum”

Juliette Faure, Guillaume Sauvé

This chapter makes a case against “end-of-ideology” theories, which contend that post-Soviet Russia has transitioned in the 1990s from an ideocratic regime to an “ideological vacuum”. Based on an analysis of the discourses of intellectual and political elites across the political spectrum, …

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2025 book-chapter OpenAlex

A Reluctant Opposition (1989)

Guillaume Sauvé

This chapter examines how the Soviet liberal intelligentsia transformed in 1989 from cautious supporters of Mikhail Gorbachev into reluctant political opponents. The chapter follows Andrei Sakharov, who grew disillusioned with Gorbachev's authoritarian tendencies and began to prioritize the question of political power. …

0 citations Cornell University Press eBooks
2025 book-chapter OpenAlex

Forgotten Democratic Opposition Projects

Guillaume Sauvé

This chapter examines the internal tensions within the Democratic Russia coalition during the post-perestroika period, focusing on the forgotten voices advocating for a principled democratic opposition. It contrasts the moral opposition proposed by Yuri Burtin, grounded in personal conscience and responsibility to …

0 citations Cornell University Press eBooks
2025 book-chapter OpenAlex

The Dilemma of the Democratic Movement (1990–93)

Guillaume Sauvé

This chapter traces the rise of Democratic Russia, a coalition of liberal intellectuals and activists who united in 1990 to confront the Communist Party and lead the democratic movement. Democratic Russia organized mass demonstrations, boosted Boris Yeltsin's political ascent, and facilitated the …

0 citations Cornell University Press eBooks
2025 book-chapter OpenAlex

Liberal Moralism in the USSR

Guillaume Sauvé

This chapter examines the emergence of liberal moralism among Soviet intellectuals during perestroika, highlighting their systemic critique of the USSR's bureaucratic structure. Supported by Mikhail Gorbachev's reformers, liberal thinkers gained prominence through newly uncensored media. They promoted “universal values” like democracy, human …

0 citations Cornell University Press eBooks
2025 book-chapter OpenAlex

The Moral Challenge of Perestroika

Guillaume Sauvé

This chapter examines the central role of morality in the early years of perestroika, revealing how Soviet leaders, intellectuals, and reformers linked the perceived moral decay of society—marked by corruption, hypocrisy, and disillusionment—with the need for moral renewal. It explores how Mikhail …

0 citations Cornell University Press eBooks
Accès ouvert 2025 article OpenAlex

Une rupture sans fin: la mémoire contestée de la perestroïka en Russie / A never-ending rupture: the contested memory of perestroika in Russia

Guillaume Sauvé

In contemporary Russia, perestroika - the reforms led by Mikhail Gorbachev between 1985 and 1991 - is often seen as synonymous with chaos and the collapse of the state. Yet this article shows that this period remains a contested collective memory, where …

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0 citations EUrope cultures mémoires identités/ EUrope cultures memories identities
Accès ouvert 2024 article OpenAlex

Helene Camarade, Xavier Galmiche, Luba Jurgenson (dir.), Samizdat : publications clandestines et autoedition en Europe centrale et orientale (annees 1950-1990)

Guillaume Sauvé

Fruit d’une série de séminaires initiée en 2016, cet ouvrage collectif propose, « pour la première fois en langue française, une présentation synthétique du phénomène du samizdat » (p. 22). Contrairement à la plupart des travaux antérieurs, souvent circonscrits à un pays …

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0 citations Revue des études slaves

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