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Russia's Engagement with the West : Transformation and Integration in the Twenty-First Century.

By: Contributor(s): Material type: TextTextPublisher: Oxford : Taylor & Francis Group, 2004Copyright date: ©2005Edition: 1st edDescription: 1 online resource (328 pages)Content type:
  • text
Media type:
  • computer
Carrier type:
  • online resource
ISBN:
  • 9781315497839
Subject(s): Genre/Form: Additional physical formats: Print version:: Russia's Engagement with the West:LOC classification:
  • DK510.764.T73 2004
Online resources:
Contents:
Cover -- Half Title -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Table of Contents -- List of Tables and Figures -- About the Editors and Contributors -- Introduction: Russia's Reintegration into the West: The Challenges Before Russia -- Part I. Transformation: Obstacles and Possibilities -- 1. Citizenship, Borders, and National Identity -- 2. Russian Legal Culture, Civil Society, and Chances for Westernization -- 3. Russian Culture and Integration into the West -- 4. Public Opinion and Pro-Western Interest Groups in Russia -- 5. Political Leadership in Russia's Transformation -- 6. Making a Good Entrance: Russia's Reengagement with the World Economy and, Unfortunately, with Europe in Particular -- Part II. Integration: Obstacles and Possibilities -- 7. The European Union's Policies Toward Russia -- 8. European Union-Russia Relations: Transformation Through Integration -- 9. Russia's Integration with the West and the States "in Between" -- 10. "Greater Central Asia," Russia, and the West Challenges and Opportunities for Cooperation -- 11. Russia-European Union-Germany After September 11 and Iraq -- 12. Russia, the European Union, and NATO After September 11: Challenges and Limits of a New Entanglement -- 13. America and Russia: Paradoxes of Partnership -- 14. Russia's Security Integration with America and Europe -- Conclusion: Integrating Russia into the West: The Challenges Before the United States, Russia, and Europe -- Index.
Summary: The Putin and Bush presidencies, the 9/11 attack, and the war in Iraq have changed the dynamics of Russian-European-US relations and strained the Western alliance. Divided into two parts and featuring contributions by experts in the field, this work is a systematic effort to reassess the status of Russia's modernization efforts in this context.
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Cover -- Half Title -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Table of Contents -- List of Tables and Figures -- About the Editors and Contributors -- Introduction: Russia's Reintegration into the West: The Challenges Before Russia -- Part I. Transformation: Obstacles and Possibilities -- 1. Citizenship, Borders, and National Identity -- 2. Russian Legal Culture, Civil Society, and Chances for Westernization -- 3. Russian Culture and Integration into the West -- 4. Public Opinion and Pro-Western Interest Groups in Russia -- 5. Political Leadership in Russia's Transformation -- 6. Making a Good Entrance: Russia's Reengagement with the World Economy and, Unfortunately, with Europe in Particular -- Part II. Integration: Obstacles and Possibilities -- 7. The European Union's Policies Toward Russia -- 8. European Union-Russia Relations: Transformation Through Integration -- 9. Russia's Integration with the West and the States "in Between" -- 10. "Greater Central Asia," Russia, and the West Challenges and Opportunities for Cooperation -- 11. Russia-European Union-Germany After September 11 and Iraq -- 12. Russia, the European Union, and NATO After September 11: Challenges and Limits of a New Entanglement -- 13. America and Russia: Paradoxes of Partnership -- 14. Russia's Security Integration with America and Europe -- Conclusion: Integrating Russia into the West: The Challenges Before the United States, Russia, and Europe -- Index.

The Putin and Bush presidencies, the 9/11 attack, and the war in Iraq have changed the dynamics of Russian-European-US relations and strained the Western alliance. Divided into two parts and featuring contributions by experts in the field, this work is a systematic effort to reassess the status of Russia's modernization efforts in this context.

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