Geostrategiczny wybór Rosji u zarania trzeciego tysiąclecia. Tom 1. Doktryna rosyjskiej polityki zagranicznej. Partnerzy najbliżsi i najdalsi

Diec, Joachim

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The Russian Federation and Reshaping a Post-Cold War Order

Bryc

2019

Politeja

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Russia attempts to revise a Western-led liberal world order. However, challenging the West seems to be a strategy aimed at improving Russia’s international standing. This strategy is undoubtedly ambiguous as Russia challenges the West, particularity the United States, and looks for a rapprochement at the same time.The Russian Federation abandoned the West in 2014 as a result of the annexation of the Crimean Peninsula what constituted breaking international law, andengagement into the war in the East Ukraine. Nevertheless, the milestone was not 2014, but 2008 when Russia had decided for the first time to use its militar yforce against Georgia and indirectly against the growing Western military and political presence in this post-Soviet republic. This game changer was hardly a surprise, because several signals of a desire to challenge the Western-led world order had appeared in the past at least twice in president Putin’s speeches in 2007 at Munich Security Conference and in 2014 during Valdai Club session in Sochi. This article seeks to provide a take in the discussion about the way Russia has been trying to reshape the post-Cold War order. This paper probes the notion that Russia has become a revisionist state trying to shape a post-Western world order. Besides, there are a few questions to be answered, first of all whether anti-Westernism is in fact its goal or rather an instrument in regaining more effective impact on international politics and how it may influence the post-ColdWar order despite its reduced political and economic potential.

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The Russian Federation and Reshaping a Post-Cold War Order

Bryc

2019

Politeja

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Особенности Организационной Структуры В Интеграционных Группах На Постсоветском Пространстве

Fiedorczuk¹

2021

Stud Sieci Uniw Pogran

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Goal – the main goal of the paper is to compare the institutional structure of the Commonwealth of Independent States, Eurasian Economic Union and the Union State of Belarus and Russia. Research methodology – general scientific dialectical methods of cognition have been used in the article: analysis, synthesis, and deduction. The paper uses the analysis of legal acts of selected integration groups. Score/results – the author concluded that analysed groups have very different organizational structures. The Eurasian Economic Union has the simplest and most effective structure, which is helpful in achieving further steps in economic integration. Originality/value – the article is a comparative study of organizational structures in integration groups in the former USSR and contains author’s generalizations and conclusions. The paper is original, not previously published.

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Uniwersalizm rewolucyjny. Krytyka państwa narodowego we francuskiej myśli polityczno-prawnej od Oświecenia do Unii Europejskiej

Mańka¹

2023

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Geostrategiczny wybór Rosji u zarania trzeciego tysiąclecia. Tom 1. Doktryna rosyjskiej polityki zagranicznej. Partnerzy najbliżsi i najdalsi

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The Russian Federation and Reshaping a Post-Cold War Order

The Russian Federation and Reshaping a Post-Cold War Order

Особенности Организационной Структуры В Интеграционных Группах На Постсоветском Пространстве

Uniwersalizm rewolucyjny. Krytyka państwa narodowego we francuskiej myśli polityczno-prawnej od Oświecenia do Unii Europejskiej

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