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Broschur. Zustand: Sehr gut. 386 Seiten : 22 Illustrationen ; 21 cm, 482 g Frisches und sauberes Exemplar in gutem Zustand. Inhalt - Part I Regions as institutional constructs aimed at ORGANISING COMPETITION - The issue of regional integration in Central Asia: lessons from the past - Aigul Kazhenova - Russia- and China-led organisations in CA, whose interests do they serve? The case of Kyrgyzstan - Jildiz Nicharapova - Regions of the Russian Far-East and pragmatic Eurasian para- diplomatic relations - Maciej Ros - Comparing how Information and Communication Technologies - (ICT) change political activity in Europe and Asia - Kairat Bekov - Obedience-production in Europe and Asia: comparative and historical perspectives - Laure Lesur - Regional identity in the Caucasus and the Nagorno-Karabakh tensions: Azerbaijani diaspora's activities monitoring visions by (pro)-Armenians abroad - Nasrin Suleymanli - Part II The renewal of the competition of continental - AND MARITIME GEOPOLITICS - Geo-economic competition in a China-Mongolia-Russia triangle: Mongolia's diplomacy in the New Asia - Hermine Durand - The Belt and Road Initiative: a catalyst for the development of Russian land-transportation infrastructures - Olivier Faury, Yann Alix and Nicolas Montier - The TransArctic Russian Maritime Highway: a perspective about future Eurasian trade patterns - Yann Alix - The accountability of Russia on the international stage: assessing critically how experts attribute responsibility - Cindy Regnier - Iran in emerging West-Asian geopolitics: views from 'the New Central Asia' - Zhulduz Baizakova - Kazakhstan's integration policy and economic 'new regionalism' - Fatima Kukeyeva - Part III Regional identities and values in emerging - (Eur)Asian dynamics - Towards a new regional paradigm in education. The journey to autonomy and academic freedom of Kazakhstan's universities - Aliya Akatayeva - The influence of a modem European higher education on the youth of Central Asia: expectations and reality - Gulnara Baikushikova - Language policy and nation-building in post-Soviet Central Asian countries - Linda Masalska - From 'the young Asia' to 'the old Europe': demographic features as criteria of macro-regionalisation - Violeta Puscasu - The evolving stakes of religious identities in 'the New Asia' - Philippe Gast - The cultural identity-'differentiation' of Central Asia - Andrzej Wierzbicki - Subdivisions of the Kazakh Zhuzx a cultural and historical 'identity-perspective' - Kunipa Ashinova and Bibigul Sydykova - Part IV European and Asian cooperation initiatives and REACTIONS - The European Union's New Strategy Towards Central - Asia: priorities and responses to latest challenges - Kuralay Baizakova and Assiya Kuzembayeva - The Eurasian policies of Russia, Turkey and the EU in regional contexts - Esra LaGro and Hakan Cavlak - Russia's Asian-ness and European-ness: building a constructive regional identity in the post-Cold War - Clemence Danguy Des Deserts - India's Eurasian identity rebuilding Asian-ness through postcolonial literature - Mathilde Larive - 'Contented' inter-regionalism and 'eager' multi-lateralism between Europe and Asia: the case of ASEM - Hakan Cavlak and Esra LaGro - Reinforcing an identify in the face of world challenges: the values of a federal project for the EU - Michel Bruno - General conclusion - Pierre Chabal and Qiqige Tumen - Postface - Sebastian Santander - Philippe Lagrange ISBN 9782807617476 Sprache: Englisch Gewicht in Gramm: 477.

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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware -The construction of Eurasia is a challenge for analysts due to its rapid progress from a Europe Asia Meeting (ASEM, 1996+) to a Eurasian Economic Union (EAEU, 2015+), an applied cross-continental Land New Silk Road since 2013-2015. Yet, in the same period, the crisis around Ukraine (2014+), a gradual then hasty withdrawal from Afghanistan by ISAF forces (2011-2021), the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action with Iran (2015), now a full member of the SCO since 2021¿ diplomatic decisions and interstate practical schemes seem to exceed the capacity of observers to theorise quickly enough what is happening. Conceptually, Eurasia is experiencing a mix of centripetal evolutions at its peripheries ¿ Europe and East-Asia ¿ and a launch of centrifugal dynamics from its core ¿ Russia and Central Asia.The present book¿s ambitious title The Completion of Eurasia , which could be subtitled in the face of pressing challenges, explores a concentration of diverse ¿ yet equally complex ¿ issues grouped into four main clusters: organisational and diplomatic competition, logistical and infrastructural challenges, grasping the concept of Eurasia, making sense of historic turns. It provides a multi-dimensional and multi-sectoral understanding of what Eurasia ¿is¿ in its essence, despite historical turmoil and pressing insecurity issues.This book completes a series of publications by the Europe-Asia research network formed in the late 2000s. Originally based in Europe (Le Havre, France), this network is moving to Central Asia (Almaty, Kazakhstan).Books on Demand GmbH, Überseering 33, 22297 Hamburg 558 pp. Englisch.

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Druck auf Anfrage Neuware - Printed after ordering - The construction of Eurasia is a challenge for analysts due to its rapid progress from a Europe Asia Meeting (ASEM, 1996+) to a Eurasian Economic Union (EAEU, 2015+), an applied cross-continental Land New Silk Road since 2013-2015. Yet, in the same period, the crisis around Ukraine (2014+), a gradual then hasty withdrawal from Afghanistan by ISAF forces (2011-2021), the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action with Iran (2015), now a full member of the SCO since 2021. diplomatic decisions and interstate practical schemes seem to exceed the capacity of observers to theorise quickly enough what is happening. Conceptually, Eurasia is experiencing a mix of centripetal evolutions at its peripheries - Europe and East-Asia - and a launch of centrifugal dynamics from its core - Russia and Central Asia.The present book's ambitious title The Completion of Eurasia , which could be subtitled in the face of pressing challenges, explores a concentration of diverse - yet equally complex - issues grouped into four main clusters: organisational and diplomatic competition, logistical and infrastructural challenges, grasping the concept of Eurasia, making sense of historic turns. It provides a multi-dimensional and multi-sectoral understanding of what Eurasia 'is' in its essence, despite historical turmoil and pressing insecurity issues.This book completes a series of publications by the Europe-Asia research network formed in the late 2000s. Originally based in Europe (Le Havre, France), this network is moving to Central Asia (Almaty, Kazakhstan).