Russian foreign policy beyond Putin:
Russian resurgence in the international arena has been one of the most controversial topics in European security in recent months. What drives Russian foreign policy at the end of the Putin era? Does it reflect the intensifying domestic struggle between factions and interest groups manoeuvring for d...
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| Zusammenfassung: | Russian resurgence in the international arena has been one of the most controversial topics in European security in recent months. What drives Russian foreign policy at the end of the Putin era? Does it reflect the intensifying domestic struggle between factions and interest groups manoeuvring for dominance of the Kremlin? Is Russian international behaviour a product of the commercial pursuits of Russian energy exporters? Is it a policy fuelled by neoimperial ambition and desire to bring back under Moscow's control lands conquered by a succession of Russian emperors over more than two centuries? Or are we witnessing Moscow's painful adaptation to its new, diminished circumstances, and its attempts to develop a new international posture in relation to militarily vastly superior neighbours in Europe and Asia? And, last but not least, how should Europe and the United States respond to the new Russian foreign policy? These are the questions that will be addressed in this Adelphi Paper. The paper will examine the key drivers of Russian foreign policy domestic politics and economic, military and security considerations and conclude with recommendations for Western policymakers on how to deal with Russia's return to the international arena as an assertive actor after its long period of introspection and preoccupation with domestic troubles. The paper should be of interest to scholars, policymakers and non-specialists interested in Russia and international relations.--Publisher description. |
| Beschreibung: | Includes bibliographical references (p. [87]-100) |
| Beschreibung: | 100 p. 24 cm |
| ISBN: | 0415450632 |
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Contents
Glossary
5
Acknowledgements
6
Introduction A Cool Breeze
7
What next?
9
Putin's foreign policy and beyond
ю
ChapterOne A Foreign Policy in Transition
13
A 'domestic' foreign policy?
14
Post-Cold War context
15
Beyond transition
20
Chapter Two Putin's Foreign Policy-A Matter of Interest
23
A major power
24
A sphere of influence
25
Beyond the sphere of influence: the Middle East and the
world of Islam
28
Russian interests and other major powers
29
Chapter Three The Domestic Political Setting
43
Popular moves
43
Impact of media manipulation
45
The democracy issue
46
Dissatisfactions
47
The 'vertical of power'
48
'Sovereign democracy" and self-respect
49
'Russia's apolitical middle'
51
Nationalism
-
how great a threat?
51
A domestic foundation
53
Chapter Four The Economic Picture
55
The revival
55
Global ambitions of an 'energy superpower'
56
'National projects' yj
Current and future troubles
58
Tlie state of tlie major export industries: defence
61
The state of tlie major export industries: energy
62
Dealing with the gas deficit
63
The outward investment trend
64
A precarious future?
64
Chapter Five The Military Factor
67
The Russian military today
67
The nuclear deterrent
69
Military reform and modernisation
71
Prospects
73
Conclusion Changes abroad
78 77
Policy adjustments
79
Tlie view from tlie West
80
Notes
87 |
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Contents
Glossary
5
Acknowledgements
6
Introduction A Cool Breeze
7
What next?
9
Putin's foreign policy and beyond
ю
ChapterOne A Foreign Policy in Transition
13
A 'domestic' foreign policy?
14
Post-Cold War context
15
Beyond transition
20
Chapter Two Putin's Foreign Policy-A Matter of Interest
23
A major power
24
A sphere of influence
25
Beyond the sphere of influence: the Middle East and the
world of Islam
28
Russian interests and other major powers
29
Chapter Three The Domestic Political Setting
43
Popular moves
43
Impact of media manipulation
45
The democracy issue
46
Dissatisfactions
47
The 'vertical of power'
48
'Sovereign democracy" and self-respect
49
'Russia's apolitical middle'
51
Nationalism
-
how great a threat?
51
A domestic foundation
53
Chapter Four The Economic Picture
55
The revival
55
Global ambitions of an 'energy superpower'
56
'National projects' yj
Current and future troubles
58
Tlie state of tlie major export industries: defence
61
The state of tlie major export industries: energy
62
Dealing with the gas deficit
63
The outward investment trend
64
A precarious future?
64
Chapter Five The Military Factor
67
The Russian military today
67
The nuclear deterrent
69
Military reform and modernisation
71
Prospects
73
Conclusion Changes abroad
78 77
Policy adjustments
79
Tlie view from tlie West
80
Notes
87 |
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