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Eurasian integration - the view from within / ed. by Piotr Dutkiewicz and Richard Sakwa. With consulting ed. Sergei Glazyev, Fyodor Lukyanov, Feng Shaolei, Bulat Sultanov and Pavel Andreev

Dutkiewicz, Piotr [Herausgeberin/-geber] ; Sakwa, Richard, 1953- [Herausgeberin/-geber] ; Lukyanov, Fyodor, 1967- [Hrsg.] ; Andreev, Pavel Vladimirovic [Hrsg.] ; Feng, Shaolei [Hrsg.] ; Sultanov, Bulat Klycbaevic [Hrsg.] ; Glaz'ev, Sergej Jur'evič [Hrsg.]

London [u.a.] : Routledge, 2015

XX, 318 S. : Kt. ; 24 cm

Englisch

Challenges of Eurasian integration / Richard SakwaEurasianism as a "philosophy of nation" / Valery Badmaev

Eurasianism as an idea, civilisational concept and integration challenge / Alexei Poberezkin and Olga Podberezkina

Eurasian Economic Union : achievements and prospects / Sergei Glazyev and Sergei Tkachuk

Russia and the Eurasian Union / Sergei Glazyev

Kazakhstan and Eurasian integration / Bulat Sultanov

Belarus between the EU and the Eurasian Economic Union / Elena Korosteleva

Ukraine: between Europe and Eurasia / Vladimir Fesenko

Ukraine between Eurasia and Europe / Oleg Noginsky

The EU and the Eurasian Union : between partnership and threat? / Vincent DellaSala

Europeanisation and the Eurasian Economic Union / Ekaterina Furman and Alexander Libman

Central Asia : from peripherality to centrality / Vyacheslav Dodonov, Leila Muzaparova and Dariya Mukhamedzhanova

Central Asian perspectives on Eurasian regionalism / Andrei Kazantsev

Turkey : rising power or emerging dream / Oktay Tanrisever

The historic development of Eurasia's regional structure / Feng Shaolai

The Shanghai Cooperation Organisation, China and Eurasian integration / Yu Bin

The Eurasian moment in global politics : a comparative analysis of great power strategies for regional integration / Yang Cheng

Eurasia : the burden of responsibility / Fyodor Lukyanov.

Sakwa, R.: Challenges of Eurasian Integration. - S. 12-31. - Badmaev, V.: Eurasianism as a 'philosophy of nation'. - S. 31-45. - Podberezkin, A.; Podberezkina, O.: Eurasianism as an idea, civilizational concept and Integration challenge. - S. 46-60. - Glazyev, S.; Tkachuk, S.: Eurasian economic Union : achievements and prospects. - S. 61-84. - [ ... ]. - Dodonov, V.; Muzaparova, L.; Mukhamedzhanova, D.: Central Asia: from perpherality to centrality. - S. 193-206. - Kazantsev, A. A.: Eurasian perspectives on regionalism. - S. 207-225. - Feng, S.: The historic development of Eurasia's regional structure. - S. 244-255. - [ ... ]. - Yang, C.: The Eurasian Moment in global politics : a comparative Analysis of great power strategies for regional integration. - S. 274-289. - Lukyanov, F.: Eurasia: the burden of responsibility. - S. 290-303

Includes bibliographical references and index. - Hier auch später erschienene, unveränderte Nachdrucke. - Enthält 18 Beiträge

978-1-138-77897-9 (hardback); 978-1-315-73815-4

978-1-315-73815-4 (ISBN der parallelen Ausgabe im Fernzugriff)

2014023395

798072474

OCoLC: 935622184     

KH 1045  | LB 48325  | MK 5250  | ML 6600  | QG 480      Ähnliche Literatur

HC412

337.1/5

FIV Notation: RA07.02: Europa / Osteuropa / Nachfolgestaaten der Sowjetunion ; RA07.04: Europa / Osteuropa / Eurasische Wirtschaftsunion ; SB04: Internationale(s) Politik/System / Internationale politische Integration ; SD02.01: Internationale Wirtschaft/Außenwirtschaft / Internationale Wirtschaftsbeziehungen/Wirtschaftszusammenarbeit / Regionale Wirtschaftskooperation/Wirtschaftsintegration

Basisklassifikation: 89.73 (Europapolitik; Europäische Union) ; 89.90 (Außenpolitik; Internationale Politik) ; 83.40 (Außenwirtschaft: Allgemeines)

*Eurasien ; Europäische Union ; Wirtschaftsbeziehungen ; Sicherheitspolitik ; Integration <Politik> ; Aufsatzsammlung      Zum Register

GND-Schlagwörter: Gemeinschaft Unabhängiger Staaten ; Russland ; Politischer Prozess ; Regionalentwicklung ; Wirtschaftliche Integration ; Integration <Internationale Politik> ; Eurasische Wirtschaftsunion ; Zollunion ; Internationale Organisation ; Entwicklung ; Politisches Mandat ; Wirtschaftsraum ; Region ; Regionalismus ; Unterentwicklung ; Ursache ; Tendenz

LOC-SH: Eurasian Union ; Regionalism (Organization) -- Eurasia ; Eurasia -- Strategic aspects ; Eurasia -- Economic integration ; Eurasia -- Foreign economic relations ; Euraisa -- Foreign relations

"As Eurasia and the adjacent territories become more important to the world, there is increasing interest from international powers, accompanied by attempts to give institutional form to traditional economic and security links within the region. This book includes a range of substantive work from scholars based in the region, offering contrasting perspectives on the process of Eurasian integration and its place in the world. Chapters consider economic, political, social and security developments, with notable studies of the major countries involved in the development of the Eurasian Economic Union. The work also examines the connections between the region and China, greater Asia and the European Union. It outlines the varying dynamics, with populations growing in Central Asia while at best stagnant elsewhere. The book discusses the increasing strategic significance of the region and explores how the new post-Soviet states are growing in national cohesion and political self-confidence. Above all, the book examines the concept of 'Eurasia', outlining the debates about the concept and how various aspects of the legacy of 'Eurasianism' contribute to contemporary plans for integration. The book argues that although regional integration is very much a popular idea in our age, with the potential for economic benefits and increased international influence, in practice contemporary projects for Eurasian integration have been highly ambiguous and contested. Nevertheless, significant steps have been taken towards the creation of the Eurasian Economic Union. The book analyses developments to date, noting the achievements as well as the challenges. "--

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"As Central Asia and the adjacent territory become more important to the world, there is increasing interest in the region from international powers. This book considers economic, political, social and security developments, and examines the region's connections with Russia, China, Europe and the United States. Above all the book examines the concept of "Eurasia" and discusses how far the dynamics of the region are likely to lead to regional integration. The book argues that, although regional integration ought to be an appealing idea, with potential for economic benefits and increased international influence, in practice recent attempts at re-integration have not been very successful"--