2017
DOI: 10.18611/2221-3279-2017-8-2-37-57
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Transregional and Regional Projects in “Post-Western” International Reality

Abstract: Информация о статье: Аннотация: В статье рассматриваются теоретические и практические аспекты объяснения политико-экономических процессов, происходящих в «постзападной» международ-ной реальности. Авторы, опираясь на основные положения теории сложных систем, доказывают необходимость ис-пользования как уже устоявшихся подходов, так и разра-ботки новых подходов для объяснения и прогнозирования пространственно-временной эволюции сложных систем применительно к системе международного взаимодействия. Показывается, чт… Show more

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“…Alexei Voskressenski, Ekaterina Koldunova, and Anna Kireeva assume that Greater Eurasia, or the Greater Eurasian Partnership, is a search for the implementation of transregional projects, which would reduce the risk of political and economic gaps similar to those between Russia and Europe. From this perspective, the main problem in the formation of a consolidated Eurasian space lies in the existence of several multidirectional transregional initiatives that are markedly different from both the classical integration model based on the EU experience and the “new regionalism” with its focus on non‐state actors and transnational processes that go beyond the control of the state (Voskressenski, Koldunova, & Kireeva, ).…”
Section: The Eurasian Resetmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Alexei Voskressenski, Ekaterina Koldunova, and Anna Kireeva assume that Greater Eurasia, or the Greater Eurasian Partnership, is a search for the implementation of transregional projects, which would reduce the risk of political and economic gaps similar to those between Russia and Europe. From this perspective, the main problem in the formation of a consolidated Eurasian space lies in the existence of several multidirectional transregional initiatives that are markedly different from both the classical integration model based on the EU experience and the “new regionalism” with its focus on non‐state actors and transnational processes that go beyond the control of the state (Voskressenski, Koldunova, & Kireeva, ).…”
Section: The Eurasian Resetmentioning
confidence: 99%