Post-Communist World in the Twenty-First Century
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A32=Andrea Chandler
A32=Barbara Ann Chotiner
A32=Bruce Parrott
A32=Cynthia Roberts
A32=Gerald M. Easter
A32=Linda J. Cook
A32=Michael S. Klecheski
A32=Mikael Sandberg
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Product details
- ISBN 9781793636096
- Weight: 608g
- Dimensions: 160 x 228mm
- Publication Date: 28 Jun 2022
- Publisher: Bloomsbury Publishing Plc
- Publication City/Country: US
- Product Form: Hardback
- Language: English
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The Post-Communist World in the Twenty-First Century presents studies by senior scholars and practitioners that are highly relevant to contemporary political challenges. The democratic vision that accompanied the collapse of communist regimes in the Soviet Union and East Central Europe has been replaced by a range of authoritarian, semi-authoritarian and democratic regimes, and growing division between Western and Russian influence. Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has led to renewed tensions and international crisis. China, which presents major challenges to the US, Europe, and the global order, has emerged as a critical actor in the international conflict. The need to understand the internal dynamics and international behavior of communist and authoritarian regimes is more urgent at this time. The expertise provided by the volume’s contributors is especially timely, offering new insights into the past and contemporary politics of these states, the agendas driving their behavior, regimes’ domestic strengths and weaknesses, and the role of leaders’ differing perceptions in exacerbating international conflict. Practitioners demonstrate how such knowledge can inform effective policy and ameliorative efforts.
Barbara Ann Chotiner is professor emerita of political science at The University of Alabama.
Linda J. Cook is professor emerita of political science and Slavic studies at Brown University.
