|
|
| Автор | Schäffer, Sebastian
| | Название | Ukraine in Central and Eastern Europe: Kyiv's Foreign Affairs and the International Relations of the Post-Communist Region |
| Дата | 2022 |
| Язык | Английский |
| Страниц | 376 |
| ISBN | 978-3-8382-1615-7 |
| Метки | |
|
|
АннотацияThe geopolitics of post-communist Europe are not only important for Ukraine itself, but ultimately also for the future of the continent as a whole. This concerns the interactions between Kyiv, on the one hand, and the capitals of East-Central Europe as well as the Southern Caucasus, on the other. Where does Kyiv currently stand geopolitically and how should it engage in the region between the Baltic, Adriatic, Black, and Caspian Seas? This volume examines which interests and motivations some select countries in East-Central Europe and the Caucasus have towards Ukraine and provides answers to the question which chances there are for new multilateral networks or structures. Such multilateralism around Ukraine could go beyond the already existing, yet geographically and functionally circumscribed Organization for Democracy and Economic Development (GUAM), the Visegrad Four, the Bucharest Nine Group, and the Three Seas Initiative. The volume also illustrates how the ever-present “elephant in the room”—Russia—shapes the international relations of the post-Soviet space. Researchers from several post-communist countries examine these issues from their specific points of view. |
|
Оглавление книгиСодержание
Sebastian Schäffer
Preface ..................................................................................................... 7
Pavlo Klimkin and Andreas Umland
Foreword. European Colonial Experiences and Current
Geopolitical Outlooks: Deliberations on Re-Defining the Notion
of “Central Europe” ............................................................................ 13
Igor Gretskiy
The “Ukrainian Issue” in Russia’s Foreign Policy in 1990-1993 .... 19
Aliaksei Kazharski, Tatsiana Kulakevich, and Katsiaryna Lozka
Belarus-Ukraine Relations .................................................................. 45
Rusif Huseynov and Mahammad Mammadov
Azerbaijan-Ukraine Relations: Multidimensional Cooperation
in the Past and Future ......................................................................... 63
Nika Chitadze
Role and Place of Ukraine and Georgia in the Modern World:
Main Aspects of Cooperation between the Two Countries ........... 83
Agnieszka Legucka and Daniel Szeligowski
Polish-Ukrainian Relations: Prospects for Multilateral
Cooperation in Central-Eastern Europe ......................................... 109
David Stulík
Bilateral Relations between the Czech Republic and Ukraine .... 127
Juraj Marušiak
Ukraine as a Reflection of Slovakia’s Self-Identification in
International Politics ......................................................................... 1456
István Gyarmati
Ukraine Between East and West: A View from Hungary ............ 169
Martin Malek
The “Triangle” Austria—Ukraine—Russia.................................... 183
Iryna Bratko and Inna Voroshylova
International Legal Aspects of the Relations Between Ukraine
and Bulgaria in the Context of European Integration .................. 219
Sergiu Musteață
Western Neighbors in Ukrainian History Textbooks: Case
Studies of the Republic of Moldova and Romania ....................... 235
André Härtel
The EU Member States and the Crisis in Ukraine: Towards an
Eclectic Explanation .......................................................................... 255
Kostiantyn Fedorenko, Vasile Rotaru, and Andreas Umland
The Intermarium Idea in the Post-Soviet Period: Ideas and
Institutions for a Security Alliance between the Baltic and
Black Seas............................................................................................ 285
Ostap Kushnir
Idealism and Ambiguity of the Intermarium: Historical and
Contemporary Geopolitical Perspectives ....................................... 307
Federica Mangiameli and Sebastian Schäffer
The EU’s Regional Approach in Ukraine: Challenges and
Perspectives ........................................................................................ 333
|
|
ЗакладкиДобавить книгу в свои заклaдки |
|
