The US–Russian security ‘reset’: implications for Central-Eastern Europe and Germany

Hynek, Nik; Střítecký, Vít; Handl, Vladimír; Kořan, Michal

doi:10.1080/09662831003657192

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“…Hence the shift to the ESDP and the European allies could be also driven by an Atlanticist feeling of disappointment. This claim could be further supported by the Polish activities following the election of President Obama, who revoked the plan to build the third site of US ballistic missile defence in the Czech Republic and Poland, which constituted the Polish top priority Střítecký 2009, 2010a), as well as introduced a much more accommodative policy towards Russia (Hynek et al 2010). Recently, in the context of its approaching EU presidency, Poland resuscitated the Weimar group, 3 which also consists of France and Germany, and suggested several ways to strengthen the CFSP (Dickow et al 2011).…”

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confidence: 96%

Regional and International Relations of Central Europe

Šabič¹,

Drulák²

2012

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Section: Motivationmentioning

confidence: 96%

Regional and International Relations of Central Europe

Šabič¹,

Drulák²

2012

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“…In July 2009, 22 prominent former officials from nine Central European states jointly appealed to the Obama administration that the US should not forget CEE countries (Rhodes 2012). CEE's position in the US global strategy has been declining and has become the "victim" of recent US global strategy (Hynek et al 2009). The relationship between the US and CEE countries is relatively alienated.…”

Section: The American Factor: Deep Involvement In Multiple Fieldmentioning

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„Spolupráca 17+1“ v strednej a východnej Európe: analýza európskych a amerických faktorov a trendov

Liu

2022

SJIR

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Since the second decade of the 21st century, the world's great powers have increased their attention and investment in Central and Eastern Europe (CEE), and the game between great powers has intensified. This paper aims to understand the interests and concerns of great powers or international organizations such as the United States (US) and the European Union (EU) in CEE, and analyze the positions and impact of great power factors on China- CEE cooperation ("17+1 Cooperation"). Through the analysis using a multidimensional hermeneutic approach, it can be seen that the EU plays a leading role in CEE, the US is deeply involved in CEE by providing military security and energy supply, and the interests pattern and interactions of the above parties in the CEE region are important external variables that directly or indirectly affect China-CEE cooperation. As a "latecomer", China's cooperation with CEE countries coexists with opportunities and challenges in the game of great powers. While there is some potential for cooperation, the road seems bumpy and long.

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“…Evident changes in Russia–US relations caused concern in CEE. Obama’s decision not only transformed the character of the relationships in the Poland–Russia–USA triangle, but also provoked Poland into revising its international policy and seeking support from other European countries (see Hynek et al, 2009). The cancellation was followed by visits of American high officials to Poland and Russia: the US Vice-President Joe Biden’s visit to Poland and the US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton’s visit to Russia in October 2009.…”

Section: Background To the Anti-ballistic Missile System In Central And Eastern Europementioning

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Discursive construction and transformation of ‘us’ and ‘them’ categories in the newspaper coverage on the US anti-ballistic missile system: Polish versus Russian view

Sowińska

Dubrovskaya

2012

Discourse & Communication

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The present study explores discursive constructions of us-and them-groups within the context of the debates on the placement of the US anti-ballistic missile defence system in Central and Eastern Europe. The study is based on the data collected by the authors in the Polish and Russian press (2008-2009). Using the framework that is informed by Critical Discourse Analysis and Membership Categorization Analysis, the authors define strategies and specific linguistic means used to represent 'us' and 'them' and provide a picture of chronological transformations that these representations undergo in the investigated newspapers.

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The US–Russian security ‘reset’: implications for Central-Eastern Europe and Germany

Cited by 9 publications

References 10 publications

Regional and International Relations of Central Europe

Regional and International Relations of Central Europe

„Spolupráca 17+1“ v strednej a východnej Európe: analýza európskych a amerických faktorov a trendov

Discursive construction and transformation of ‘us’ and ‘them’ categories in the newspaper coverage on the US anti-ballistic missile system: Polish versus Russian view

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