Studia Wschodnie Instytutu Europy Środkowo-Wschodniej. Vol. 2

ed. Tomsz Kapuśniak
ISBN: 978-83-7702-203-0
Pages: 236
Format: B5
Year: 2011
Language: Polish


Contents

Tomasz Kapuśniak
The Russian Federation - the Commonwealth of Independent States: Introduction

Anna Visvizi, Tomasz Kapuśniak
The Russian Federation and the CIS in a Broader Regional Context of Asia: Foreign Policy, Security, Economic Cooperation

Wojciech Gizicki
Russia - Mighty Will, Great Glory

Michał Słowikowski
The Post-Soviet Area’s Place and Role in the Russian Public Discourse Concerning the Prospects of Contemporary Russia’s Foreign Policy Agenda

Andrzej Gil
Russia as a State-Empire - Origins and Development until the End of 17th Century

Maciej Raś
The CIS Area as a Factor Shaping the International Identity of the Russian Federation

Alicja Curanović
The Geopolitical Fears in the Process of Russia’s Self-Identifi cation after 1991

Jakub Potulski
The Evolution of the Foreign Policy of the Russian Federation Towards the Commonwealth of Independent States

Marcin Tarnawski
Russia’s Policy Towards the CIS - Restoration of the Empire?

Aleksandra Kuczyńska
Cultural Security in the Russian Federation

Tomasz Olejarz, Piotr Bryliński
Ideological and Confessional Conditions in the Russian Federation’s Foreign Policy Towards the Commonwealth of Independent States

Jarosław Ćwiek-Karpowicz
Internal Actors in the Russian and Soviet Foreign Policies. Comparative Analysis

Andrzej Wierzbicki
The Policy of Russia Towards "the Russian World" in Central Asia

Robert Kłaczyński
The Principles of Russian Policy with Respect to North Caucasian Republics

Robert Potocki
Russo-Georgian War in August 2008 as a Research Problem

Aleksandra Kowalczuk
Signs of the Instrumentalisation of Quasi-States by the Russian Authorities’ Aspirations to the Accomplishment of Interests in the CIS Area on the Example of Abkhazia

Krzysztof Fedorowicz
Kosovo in the Russian Foreign Policy in the Context of Abkhazia and South Ossetia

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