Russia and the Question of World Order engages with three sets of questions that cut to the heart of the ongoing debate about Russia’s role in the present world order. Firstly the book asks what are Russia’s aims and objectives? Is Russia a highly revisionist power bent on overturning established rules and institutions or is it best understood as a country with limited ambitions? Secondly contributors ask what factors shape Russia’s views on the global order and its foreign policy choices? And finally they ask what are the consequences of Russia’s actions for the existing international order? To answer these questions the book brings together scholars who analyse Russia’s world order policies through the lenses of different theoretical approaches including the English School E.H. Carr’s classical realism social constructivism and a long durée perspective. Examining Russia’s role in the present world order with a special focus on Moscow’s relations with the US China and the EU Russia and the Question of World Order will be of great interest to scholars of international relations and Russian foreign policy. The chapters were originally published as a special issue of European Politics and Society.|Russia and the Question of World Order | Politics
Russia and the Question of World Order engages with three sets of questions that cut to the heart of the ongoing debate about Russia’s role in the present world order. Firstly the book asks what are Russia’s aims and objectives? Is Russia a highly revisionist power bent on overturning established rules and institutions or is it best understood as a country with limited ambitions? Secondly contributors ask what factors shape Russia’s views on the global order and its foreign policy choices? And finally they ask what are the consequences of Russia’s actions for the existing international order? To answer these questions the book brings together scholars who analyse Russia’s world order policies through the lenses of different theoretical approaches including the English School E.H. Carr’s classical realism social constructivism and a long durée perspective. Examining Russia’s role in the present world order with a special focus on Moscow’s relations with the US China and the EU Russia and the Question of World Order will be of great interest to scholars of international relations and Russian foreign policy. The chapters were originally published as a special issue of European Politics and Society.|Russia and the Question of World Order | Politics
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