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Ivan Yu. Zuenko

MGIMO University, Moscow, Russia
Department of Oriental Studies
Associate Professor;
Institute of International Studies
Leading Research Fellow

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ORCID: 0000-0002-9853-9703
ResearcherID: AAB-5070-2020
Scopus AuthorID: 57211944845

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China’s Activity in Central Asia in Light of Russian Interests

For Russia, currently locked in confrontation with the West, China’s presence in Central Asia promises not only challenges, but also benefits, such as enhanced security and economic interconnectedness, providing Russia with necessary goods and filling vacuums that might otherwise be occupied by unfriendly countries.

Ivan Yu. Zuenko

Between Cooperation and Alarmism: Problems of Common History Interpretation in Russia and China

The most effective strategy for Russia would be memorialization of the Far East’s development and of the peaceful periods of Russian-Chinese interaction, coupled with measured diplomacy, as a harsher approach can only ignite Chinese revanchism.

Ivan Yu. Zuenko

Beware of How you Walk on a Rocky Path

In the 1980s-1990s, two socialist countries—the Soviet Union and the People’s Republic of China—carried out deep and comprehensive reforms. However, the result turned out to be the exact opposite. One of the key factors behind the difference in results is the policy of relations between the center and the regions.

Ivan Yu. Zuenko, Anatoly E. Savchenko

China and the Crisis of the European Security System

China should understand that Washington’s end goal is to systemically curb Beijing’s very ability to exercise its sovereignty as it sees fit.

Ivan Yu. Zuenko

Sinophobia in the Post-Soviet Space

An analysis of the causes and mechanisms of anti-Chinese protests in Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, and the Baikal region of Russia shows that Sinophobic sentiments may also manifest themselves in other parts of the post-Soviet space as well.

Yuri V. Kulintsev, Alibek A. Mukambaev, Kubatbek K. Rakhimov, Ivan Yu. Zuenko

The “Belt and Road” in Russia: Evolution of Expert Discourse

The implementation of the “Belt and Road” initiative became dependent on the pro et contra balance that is not conducive to cooperation for the time being. “Gains and prospects” are abstract, while “risks and threats,” on the contrary, are quite concrete and cannot be ignored.

Alexandr Gabuev, Ivan Yu. Zuenko