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27.03.2019
Western Asia and North Africa in the Neo-Modernity Context
A variety of principles of international relations are manifest in the emerging world of neo-modernity. While the Middle East concept within Western Asia and North Africa is struggling with the challenges of postmodern relativism and some of its elements are waning, the premodern concept of the Islamic world is regaining relevancy.
Vasily A. Kuznetsov
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29.10.2018
The Soviet Union and the Iranian Revolution
Islamism. Political Islam. Islamic fundamentalism. The mass media and academic studies are literally brimming with these terms. However, what we see today as a natural component of international relations, in the 1970s-1980s was an unheard-of and inconceivable phenomenon in world politics.
Dmitry Asinovsky
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05.12.2017
A BRICS+ Framework for Africa: Targeting Regional Connectivity
As the current years draws to a close, one of its key results may be the greater initiative that is taken by the developing world in driving economic integration in the global economy. China has firmly occupied the leading role in the sphere of opening markets and advancing new formats and models of economic integration.
Yaroslav Lissovolik
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04.12.2017
Plural but equal in everyone’s world: Dialogue in Sochi – or Information Warfare by Other Means?
Geopolitical pluralism, in all its continentally and regionally uneven permutations is the global reality in what passes for ‘no one’s world’ (Charles Kupchan) and/or a ‘world in disarray’ (Richard Haas) when in fact, there is an evolving underlying logic to a multipolar landscape in what should be considered ‘everyone’s world.’
Frances Kornegey
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04.09.2017
A New Phase in the European Response to Migration?
This summer marked an evolution in the joint European response to increasing irregular migration from Africa.
Mattia Toaldo
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06.06.2017
Cluster of Civilizations
Our oikumene will have to be recognized as multi-civilizational if a more balanced and multi-polar world is the ultimate goal. It is this kind of approach that is capable of making civilizational dialogue conflict free and mutually enriching.
Vladimir Khoros
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16.07.2015
What Africa Needs
Africa’s recent strong growth figures allowed to talk about the continent’s “rise” opposed to the previous “hopeless continent rhetoric”.
Alexandra Arkhangelskaya, Ian Taylor
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08.04.2015
Abstention and its Consequences
Pursuit of immediate goals can limit future foreign policy capabilities that can only exist if there is a strong economy and political ambitions are buttressed by financial and economic resources.
Alexander Vysotsky, Ruslan Volkov
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19.03.2015
China Going West
The Silk Road Economic Belt has become an embodiment of the Chinese Dream in an international format. This is the first real foreign policy concept during China’s transition “from a big state to a strong one.”
Igor Denisov
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