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Armenia's Foreign Policy
Armenia’s Foreign Policy
Author_Karen Dawisha
Author_S. Frederick Starr
Belarus's Foreign Policy
Belarus’s Foreign Policy
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Central Asian
Central Asian States
commonwealth
comparative policy analysis
Economic Nomenklatura
Energy Resources
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ethnic conflict resolution
Eurasian regional security
foreign
Foreign Policy
foreign policy dynamics in Eurasia
Foreign Policy Formulation
Gaidar Aliev
geopolitical transformation studies
grand
Karabagh Armenians
Karabagh Conflict
Karen Dawisha
Lisbon Protocol
Michael Turner
Murray Feshbach
Muslim World
Nancy Lubin
National Interests
NATO Membership
North Atlantic Cooperation Council
Nuclear Disarmament
policy
polishlithuanian
post-Soviet international relations
President Nazarbaev
princes
Ruble Zone
Russia's Foreign Policy
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Russian Federation
Russia’s Foreign Policy
state decision-making processes
Status Quo Regimes
ukraine
UN
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- ISBN 9781563243585
- Weight: 589g
- Dimensions: 152 x 229mm
- Publication Date: 31 May 1995
- Publisher: Taylor & Francis Inc
- Publication City/Country: US
- Product Form: Hardback
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First Published in 2015. The chapters in this text examine the foreign policies of Russia and other selected states of the former Soviet Union. Each chapter analyses the conduct of foreign policy with the context of each state's unique situation. While the authors look at different countries and subregions and analyse various policy factors and imperatives, they all tend to agree that at present no other power has more direct and substantial impact on the foreign policies and international relations of the region than Russia.
S. Frederick Starr, Karen Dawisha
