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American Russian Relationship
Anatoly Chubais
Anders Lund
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Charles Flickner
Clifford Gaddy
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Eurasian geopolitics
Foggy Bottom
Francis Fukuyama
Geoffrey Hosking
Henry Trofimenko
IMF Policy
Intelligence Elite
international relations theory
Jack F. Matlock
Janine R. Wedel
Jeffrey D. Sachs
Jerry F. Hough
Jim Hoagland
Laurent Murawiec
Leon Aron
Martin Malia
Maxim Boycko
NATO Air Strike
NATO Ally
NATO Expansion
NATO Membership
NATO Military Structure
NATO Power
NATO's Eastern Flank
NATO’s Eastern Flank
Nicholas Eberstadt
Nikolas K. Gvosdev
Paul J. Saunders
Peter Rutland
post-Soviet transformation
Public Relations Activities
Robert Legvold
Russia NATO Cooperation
Russian American Relations
Russian Gdp
Russian Political Elite
Russian Privatization Center
Secretary Of State
Sergei Stankevich
Shock Therapy
Stephen Sestanovich
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William E. Odom
Zbigniew Brzezinski
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- ISBN 9780765802132
- Weight: 544g
- Dimensions: 152 x 229mm
- Publication Date: 30 Sep 2003
- Publisher: Taylor & Francis Inc
- Publication City/Country: GB
- Product Form: Hardback
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Since its inception, The National Interest, the leading realist journal of international affairs, has devoted a good deal of attention to the relationship between Moscow and Washington, from the dying days of the Cold War to the prospect of true Russian-American partnership following 9/11. This work brings together the reflections and ruminations of statesmen, policymakers, and academics on developments and forecasts about one of the world's leading geo political actors. This edited volume is the third in a series of readers co-produced by The National Interest and Transaction Publishers. Each brings together in one place prescient analysis and provocative assessments, this case, about Russia, published in the last decade.For some of the contributors, Russia is to be viewed with suspicion, a state whose current weakness has only retarded, not extinguished, its hegemonic ambitions to dominate Eurasia. For others, Russia is a strategic partner and prospective ally. This volume tackles the hard questions. Readers have the opportunity to listen in on a number of the great debates surrounding Russia policy. Is Russia finished as a great power, or will its influence grow in the coming years? Can a true partnership be forged between Washington and Moscow based on common interests and values? To what extent can Russia be integrated into the institutions of the Euro-Atlantic community? Has American policy aided or harmed the course of market reforms and democratization over the past decade? Is the "war on terrorism" a sufficient foundation for a new U.S.-Russia relationship? How can conflicting interests, whether in Iran, Iraq, or North Korea, be dealt with?This book presents a fascinating and multifaceted look at a country that is likely to remain a major factor in U.S. foreign policy in the twenty-first century. The list of distinguished contributors to this volume includes Zbigniew Brzezinski, William Odom, Stephen Sestanovich, Robert Legvold, Martin Malia, Alexey Pushkov, and Dimitri K. Simes.
