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Index Abashidze, Aslan, 67, 68, 74, 103 and Zviad Gamsakhurdia, 104 loss of support, 125 militia, 104 relationship with Shevardnadze, 103,104 Support for Russia, 103 Support from Russia, 107 Abkhaz Support from Russia, 113 Abkhazia, 1, 7, 10, 13, 19, 40, 49, 100, 102 autonomy, 99 civil war with Georgia, 112 de facto state, 1 demographics, 111, 113 economy, 102 Georginization, 109 privileges, 109 priviliged position of Abkhazians, 60 protests, 111 refugees, 113 rent-seeking, 113 Russian military, 110 Russian military bases, 110 separatism, 1 Soviet Economy, 111 Soviet Union, 109 Abkhazian parliament, 112 Accommodation, 12 Adjara, 11, 19, 40, 68, 70, 100, 102 autonomy, 99 conflict with Georgian government, 103 corruption and rent-seeking, 106, 107, 108 economy, 102, 108 ethnic makeup, 102 lack of titular minority, 102 media, 106 post Rose Revolution, 34, 71, 108-109 religion, 103 Rose Revolution, 107 Russian Empire, 103 Russian military base, 102, 103, 109 266 Soviet Union, 103 support for Russia, 102 taxation, 105 Adjarans culture, 103 Afghanistan, 2 aggregate social actors, 39 Air Defense Integration, 183 Akhalkalaki, 13, 116 pro-Russian protest, 97 Akhalkalaki. See also Javakheti Russian Military Base, 97 Akhmetov, Rinat, 93 Aksyonov, Sergey, 91 Akyaev, Askar, 196 Alexandria, 168 Algiers, 176 Ali, Muhammed, 166 relationship with Ottoman Empire, 169 service with Ottomans, 168 state-building, 169 anarchy, 5 Andijan, 204 annexation, 21 Armenia, 107, 117, 182 conflict with Azerbaijan, 206 protests, 207 Turkey, 206 Armenians, 14, See Georgia, Armenians Austro-Hungarian Empire,
79 authoritarian regimes mass politics, 35 authority, 4, 6 autonomous institutions, 102 effects on politics, 102 autonomous regions, 59 autonomous republics, 59 Azerbaijan, 51 Aztecs, 9 Bakiyev, Kurmanbek, 198 Balageur, Joaquin, 215
Index balance of power, 15 Balkash Radar base, 184 Baltic regions, 78 Baltic States, 16, 196 NATO, 8 bargaining, 2, 27, 106, 159 information, 42 Batkivshchyna, 84, 94 Belarus, 46, 78 Berdymukhamedov, Gurbanguly, 197 Berlin Conference, 26 Beyical states. See Ottoman Empire, North Africa Black Sea Fleet, 78, 92 Blunt, Wilfred, 172 Bolsheviks, 79 Bosch, Juan, 214 Boxer Rebellion, 160, 177 Britain China, 158 Persia, 153 Thailand, 153 threats to India as motivation, 175 British colonialism, 4 British occupation of Egypt, 167, See Egypt, British Occupation Bull, Hedley, 176 Burjanadze, Nino, 68, 70 Bush administration, 75 Canton, 161 Canton trade system, 157 capitulations, 162 Caucasus, the, 46 Central African Republic, 208 Central Asia, 5, 36, 46, 54 Chakhalyan, Vahagn, 116 Chanturia, Gia, 59 Charter Cities, 218 Chechen terrorists, 69 Chechnya, 2 China, 4, 224 Africa, 225 army and western support, 158 Boxer Rebellion, 2 Canton, 159 contrast with Ottoman Empire, 152 corruption and rent-seeking, 160 culture, 152 duration of extraterritoriality, 177 empire, 155 gentry, 156, 159 informal empire, 154 Japanese invasion, 161 local actors and trade, 33 267 minining concessions, 159 Mongols, 157 Muslim rebels, 159 navy and western support, 158 origins of extraterritoriality, 157 Qing, 18 Qing and decentralization, 155 rebellions, 156, 158 Revolution, 161 Russian Empire, 156 state-building, 220 treaties, 158 Unequal treaties, 23 warlords, 177 Western coastal traders, 157 Western loans, 154 World War II, 161 Chinese Maritime Customs, 154, 158, 160 Chinese nationalism, 157 Citizen Union of
Georgia, 105 civil war post Soviet, 51 civilization, 53 civilizational-state, 224 client states, 8 clinetelism and patronage, 37 club goods, 130 coercion, 6 costs, 24 out of equilibrium outcome, 42 cold war, 27 Cole, Juan, 168 Collective Security Treaty Organization, 183 Collier, David, 18 Colored Revolutions, 36 commitment problems, 27, 177 domestic politics, 34 Common Economic Space, 183 Commonwealth of Independent States, 33, 183 Council of Border Guards, 183 Council of Defense Ministers, 183 Economic Court, 183 Georgia, 1 Communist Party of the Soviet Union, 79 competitive authoritarian regimes, 196 concessions, 154 Constantinople, 175 constructivism, 17, 45 contracting, 7 subnational actors, 7 cooperation between empires, 175 Correlates ofWar, 153 corruption, 13, 29
268 Index Cossacks, 79 autonomy, 79 coups, 13 credible commitments, 54 Cretan revolt, 166 Crimea. See Russia, annexation of Crimea Annexation, 49 annexation of Crimea, 90-92 referendum, 90 critical geopolitics, 54 culture, 10, 53 Customs Union Armenia, 207 Kyrgyzstan, 205 D’anieri, Paul, 80 Daoguang Emperor, 43 Darden, Keith, 53 Darwin, John, 23 de facto states, 7, 13 defection, 9 Dehli, 179 democracy, 34 Disraeli, Benjamin, 175 divide and rule, 45 Djibouti, 225 Dnieper river, 79 Dnipropetrovsk, 83, 93 Dominican Republic, 213 Donbas, 7, 92, 94 de facto state, 94 Donetsk, 83, 89, 93, 218 East India Company, 179 Eastern Ukraine, 11,81, 84, 92 economic development, 15, 16, 17, 47, 99, 100, 121, 156, 187,219 Egypt, 4, 10, 24-25 capitulations, 167 consequences of autonomy, 170 debt, 171 European advisers, 25 extraterritoriality, 167 importance of cotton trade, 169 mixed courts, 170 occupation, 43 Ottoman authority, 167 Ottoman Empire, 43 Ottoman identity, 171 rent-seeking and patronage, 170 state-building, 168, 220 Suez Canal, 168, 174, 175 trade, 169 Turko-Circassian, 170 Egyptian military, 12 uprising, 172 electorate, 31, 194 Elchibey, Abulfaz, 198 elites definition, 31 political survival, 29 Elliott, Henry, 164 Elster, Jon, 39 empire, 3, 46 formal, 52 energy producers, 16 English School, 176 Ergneti Market, 73 Escriba-Folch, Abel, 196 Estonia, 196 ethnic fractionalization, 188 ethnicity politics, 99 Eurasia, 153 Eurasian Economic Community, 183 Kyrgyzstan, 205 Eurasian Economic Space Kyrgyzstan, 205 Eurasian Economic Union Armenia, 207 Euromaidan. See Ukraine, Euromaidan
Euromaidan protests effects, 146 European empires relative military power, 25,26 EuropeanUnion, 188 empire, 3 exogenous shocks, 12, 40, 44, 153 exploration, 25 external validity, 152 extraterritoriality, 7, 12, 26, 154 definition, 154 feedback loop, 40 Feuerwerker, Albert, 154 fixed assets, 186 Fokin, Vitold, 81 formal empire, 5 obsolescence, 21 formal institutions, 13 France China, 158 Egypt, 168, 172 occupation of Egypt, 168 Frieden, Jeffrey, 174 frozen conflict, 49. See also de facto states
Index Gallagher, John, 10 Gamsakhurdia, Zviad, 1, 38, 56, 59, 64, 67, 104, 111, 112, 197 coup, 62 ethnic minorities, 60 nationalism, 59, 60, 61 relationship with warlords, 60, 61 Georgia, 1, 9, 97 1990 elections, 60 2000 presidential elections, 105 2003 parliamentary election, 69 2004 presidential elections, 70 2008 parliamentary elections, 70 2008 war with Russia, 2 2012 parliamentary elections, 76 Armenians, 14, 31, 99, 146 autonomous republics, 99 Azerbaijanis, 99 civil wars, 60 Collective Security Treaty Organization, 64, 66 comaprison with Ukraine, 55-56 Commonwealth of Independent States, 57, 64, 72, 104 Communist Party, 59 constitution, 112 constitutional reform, 76 corruption and rent-seeking, 63, 71 Democratic Republic of Georgia, 58 early modern period, 58 electoral fraud, 69 ethnic conflict, 60 ethnic identity, 131 ethnic minorities, 1, 98 ethnic minorities and territorial concentration, 100 frozen conflicts, 67 internally displaced people, 113, 114 Josef Stalin, 58 language politics, 111 membership of Collective Security Treaty Organization, 57 Military Council, 62 militias and warlords, 31, 61, 63, 68, 100 Mkhedrioni, 61 nationalist protests, 111 political institutions, 68 reforms, 70 regional governors, 68 rent-seeking and corruption, 61, 68 Rose Revolution, 57 Russian Empire, 57 Russian language, 59 Russian military bases, 57, 72 Russian military support, 1, 64 269 secessionist movements, 63 sovereignty, 1 Soviet military, 60 Soviet Union, 58, 99 state weakness, 61 state-building, 1, 72 status in Russian Empire, 58 the Supreme Council, 60 United States, 74-75
War with Russia, 44, 49, 72-75 weakening of regions, 71 Georgia 1999 parliamentary election, 105 Georgian Dream, 70, 76, 77 Georgian military, 64, 66, 117 rent-seeking and corruption, 64 Georgian nationalism, 10 Georgian nationalist movement, 59 Georgian nobility, 58 Germany, 79 Geyrat, 121 Giorgadze, Igor, 64, 67-68 Gladstone, William, 44, 172 Glasnost, 79 global order, 2 Gorbachev, Mikhail, 50, 80 governance, 5 Grachev, Pavel, 62 Grand Duchy of Lithuania, 78 Granovetter, Mark, 137 Group for Economic Development, 90 Gryszlov, Boris, 57 GUAM, 57, 66 Guentsadze, Roman, 112 Hale, Henry, 30, 34, 35, 36, 54, 85, 100, 126, 187, 189, 194,203 Hart, Robert, 160 hierarchy, 224-226 as Giffen good, 223 Coercion and Resistance, 15, 42 costs for subordinate elites, 34 costs to subordinate, 33 definitions, 4-8 Governance Costs, 24-25 governance hierarchies, 8 great power competition, 5 greed versus political survival, 35 institutions, 7 military occupations, 5 ramifications, 5-6 social hierarchy, 8 types of support for subordinate elites, 32-33 holodomor, 79 Honduras, 218
270 Index Hong Kong, 218 hoop tests, 126 Hopkins, Anthony, 174 Hyderabad, 179 ideas, 53 identity, 11 Imereti, 68 Incas, 9 incomplete contracts, 41 India, 176, 179 informal empire, 6, 12, 25, 46, 156, 159, 178, 179 informal hierarchy, 22, 28 informal institutions, 13 institutions, 31, 47 legal, 47 insurgencies, 52 international organizations, 8 International society. See English School international system, 18,26 constraints, 27-28 Ioseliani, Jaba, 61, 112 Iran, 153 Ismail, Khedive, 12 greater autonomy from Ottoman Empire, 170 Ivanishvili, Bidzina, 76-77 Ivano-Frankivsk, 82 Ivanov, Sergei, 107 Japan, 153 Javakheti, 1, 19, 31, 98, 100 contestion with Georgian government, 116 corruption and rent-seeking, 117 demographics, 114 economy, 115 language politics, 118 Ottoman Empire, 116 post Rose Revolution, 117 protests, 118 rent-seeking and corruption, 14 Russian Empire, 116 Russian military, 115 Russian military base, 116 Jiangnan, 159 Jianxi, 159 joint-stock companies, 163 Kadyrov, Ramzan, 2 Kant airbase. See Kyrgyzstan, Russian military base Karapetyan, Samvel, 207 Karimov, Islam, 196, 197 Kaufmann, Stuart, 35 Kavsadze, Alexander, 112 Kayoglu, Turan, 26 Kazakhstan, 16 preference for increased integration, 184 Russian military cooperation, 184 Kitovani, Tengiz, 61, 62, 67, 107, 112 relationship with Russia, 62 Kocharyan, Robert, 198 Kokoity, Eduard, 73 Kolomoyskiy, Ihor, 92-93, 148 Krasner, Stephen, 9 Kravchuk, Leonid, 80-81, 198 Kuchma, Leonid, 81-83, 145, 198 Kvemo Kartli, 19, 68, 98, 100, 118 economy, 120 Kvemo Kartli, demographics, 114 Kyiv, 79, 89, 91 Kyrgyzstan, 16, 33,
182 Parliament, 206 personalist regime, 196 rent-seeking, 29 Russia, 41 Russian military base, 206 United States, 41 Lake, David, 11, 202 Latin America, 153 Latvia, 196 legal pluralism, 157 legitimacy, 6, 9, 10 Lithuania, 196 Lugansk, 218 Lukashenko, Alexander, 199 Lutsenko, Yuri, 88, 92 Lviv, 82 MacDonald, Paul, 11 Maduro, Nicolas, 33 Magalioni, Beatrice, 35 Maghrebi states, 179 Maghreb, 26 Mahrattas, 179 Mamaladze, Levan, 71, 106, 120 Manas Airbase, 42 Manchus, 157 Mariupol, 94 mass politics, 35 patronage, 35-37 Mauritius, 218 Medvedchuk, Viktor, 82 merchants, 23, 58 method of agreement, 152 Mexico, 9
Index Midlothian campaign, 173 migration, 33 military assistance, 205, 207 Mingrelia, 1, 64, 112 Minsk, 198 missionaries, 23 Mkhedrioni, 61, 64 Mohyliov, Anatolii, 91 Moldova, 46, 51 Commonwealth of Independent States, 184 Molotov-Ribbentrop pact, 79 Mongols, 78, 157 Moscow, 198 Mughal Empire, 26, 179 informal empire, 179 Muhammed Ali conflict with Ottoman Empire, 169 desire to westernize Egypt, 169 multiethnic nations, 56 multipolarity, 27, 152, 177 Muscovy, 58, 78 Nabiyev, Rahmon, 198 Nadibaidze, Vardiko, 64, 66 Nagorno-Karabakh, 115, 206 Nanking, 161 Napoleonic Wars, 168, 178 National Guard, 112 national identity, 53 nationalism, 10, 21, 27, 188 NATO, 8, 54, 77, 188 neo-colonialism, 225 New Zealand South Pacific, 3 Ninotsminda, 117 Niyazov, Sapamurat, 197 Nodia, Ghia, 66, 116 Noghaideli, Zurab, 57, 68 nonauthoritarian regimes hierarchy, 198 nonstate factors, 11, 13 norms, 10, 27 against territorial annexation, 51 territoral expansion, 21 North Africa French imperialism, 26 French imperialism, Algiers, 27 North Ossetia, 73 Northern Alliance, 2 Obama administration, 75 oligarchs, 83 Opium Wars, 27, 43 271 Orange Revolution, 126, Sea Ukraine, Orange Revolution Ottoman Administration of Public Debt, 7 Ottoman bureaucracy, 164 Ottoman Empire, 4 Armenians, 164 capitulations, 162 collapse, 167 contrast with China. See China, contrast with Ottoman Empire culture, 152 decentralizatoin, 164 Georgia, 58 Greeks, 164 importance of trade, 162 inheritance laws, 163 local actors and trade, 33 minorities, 163 North Africa, 178 protégé system, 163 protégés, 166 state-building, 221 tax
farming, 165 Taxation, 165 taxation of foreigners, 163 Ottoman state, 164, 165 Ottomanization, 165 Palmerston, John, 169 Pankisi Gorge, 69 Party of Regions, 87, 90, 94 Party regime, 195, 197 hierarchy, 198 rent-seeking, 197 stability of, 197 Pashinyan, Nikol, 207 patrimonialism, 152 patronage negative consequences, 37 patronage and clientelism, 14 patronal regimes, 34 patron-client relationships, 2 Pavlovsky, Gleb, 85 People’s Republic in Donetsk, 92 Perestroika, 79 Persian Empire Georgia, 58 Personalist regimes, 195, 196 hierarchy, 198 instability, 196 political threats, 196 rent-seeking, 197 Poland, 79 political authority. See authority
272 Index Political contestation definition, ЗО Polity, 185 Poroshenko, Petro, 94 decline in popularity, 148 post-Soviet region, 16-17 power, 4, 8, 9, 10, 47, 54 precommunist literacy, 189 preferences, 40 preferences and beliefs, 39 principal-agent problem, 219 protection pacts, 41 protests, 13 Putin, Vladimir, 86 Ottoman Empire, 152 Persia, 153 preference for hierarchy, 50 preferences for hierarchy, 46, 52 regional integration, 51 sanctions, 92 war with Georgia. See Georgia War with Russia Russia Civil War in Ukraine, 11 Russian air force, 184 Russian media, 85 Russian minorities, 188 Russification, 79 Qinghai, 157 Saakashvili, Mikhail, 34, 57, 62, 70, 107, 116 anticorruption efforts, 71 political strength, 71 Salt administration, 7, 154, 158 sanctions. See Russia, sanctions Sargaysan, Serzh, 207 scramble for Africa, 26 Second Polish Republic, 79 ¡electorate, 31, 212 self-determination, 92 self-strengthening movement, 158 Sevastopol, 77, 91 Shamba, Sergei, 114 Shevardnadze, Eduard, 1, 13, 32, 56, 59, 63, 74, 103 assasination attempts, 66 Georgian Soviet Socialist Republic, 59 personalism, 68 political outlook, 63 relationship with warlords, 63 return to power, 62 Russian support, 32 Shikai, Yuan, 160 Siam. See Thailand Sigua, Tengiz, 112 site-specific assets, 186 Slater, Dan, 16, 41, 151, 225 Svoboda Ukraine, 79 Social Democratic Party, 82 social status, 4 social trust, 37 South Ossetia, 1,7, 10, 40, 49, 72-74 de facto state, 1 Russian support, 1 separatism, 1 smuggling, 145 sovereign rights, 2,5, 13 Radnitz, Scott, 36 Rahoman, Emomali, 198 Rational Choice critiques, 39
information, 15 regime type, 45, 194 regional organizations, 51 relational contracting, 9 remittances, 33 rent-seeking, 29-30 and trust, 37 definition, 13 mass politics, 36 private good, 130 regulation, 14 subnational variation, 32 subsidies, 14 Republican Party (Armenia), 207 resolve, 43 Revival, 104 Rice, Condoleezza, 75 Robinson, Ronald, 10 Roki Tunnel Romer, Paul, 218 Rose Revolution, 69-70, See Georgia, Rose Revolution Round Table-Free Georgia bloc, 60 rule of law, 32, 128, 130 Russia annexation of Crimea, 6, 12 China, 152, 157 Civil war in Ukraine, 30 costs of Crimean annexation, 92 hierarchy, 51 hierarchy and Central Asia, 5 integration, 50 interests in Georgia, 57, 98 military bases, 8, 23, 51, 183
273 Index sovereignty, 8 de jure, 6 economic, 8 Soviet military, 62 Soviet nationality policy, 58 Soviet Republics, 50 Soviet Union federal structure, 50, 101 nationalism, 50 Stalin, Josef, 59 state, 46 modern, 46 state-building, 51, 53 post-Soviet, 51 status, 8 stratification, 4 Sublime Porte, 169, 170 subnational actors, 2, 98 subnational analysis, 99 subordinate actor preferences, 37-38 subregional hegemon, 54 Sudan, 208 Sukhumi, 112 Supreme Council, 60 Svoboda, 38 systematic crises of empire, 177 Taiping Rebellion, 158 Tajikistan, 16, 51 Taliban, 2 Taruta, Serhiy, 92-94 Tawfiq Pasha, 171 Tbilisi, 62, 105 technology, 15, 52 Ter-Petrosyan, Levon, 198 territorial expansion, 21, 23, 27, 28, 43, 51, 52, 92, 150, 176, 178,224 territorial partition, 157 Tevzadze, Davit, 66 Thailand, 7 Tilly, Charles, 137 Tippu Sultan, 179 titular minorities, 50 Toal, Gerard, 54 trade, 47 Transcaucasian Republic, 58 transnational actors, 23-24 Transnistria, 7 treaties, 8 Treaty of Deepening Integration, 183 Tripoli, 178 Trujillo, Rafael, 214 trust, 136-138 general, 127 particularized, 37, 127 trust differential, 136 trusteeships, 219 Tulip Revolution, 198 Tunis, 153 Turkmenistan, 51, 52, 54 regime type, 34 Russia, 34 Tymoshenko, Yulia, 84,85, 88, 126 nationalism, 86 prime minister, 86 Ukraine, 16, 46 2002 Rada elections, 84 2004 election fraud, 85 2004 presidential election, 32, 84 2010 presidential election, 87 2014 parliamentary election, 94 2019 presidential elections, 148 Austro-Hungarian Empire, 133 Belarusians, 133 Black Sea fleet, 77, 88 blackmail, 83 CIS minimalist, 184 civil war, 94
Common Economic Space, 84 Commonwealth of Independent States, 80 comparison with Georgia, 55-56 constitution, 83, 86, 87 Eastern Ukraine, 97, 133 ethnicity, 133, 146 EU association agreement, 89 Euromaidan, 88-89 gas industry and rent-seeking, 30, 83 Hetmanate, 79 language, 134 militias, 93 Moldovans, 133 multivector foreign policy, 84 nationalism, 147 oligarchs, 92 Orange Revolution, 77, 85-87 presidential election, 81 presidential election, 82 privatization, 83 public perceptions of corruption, 147 regionalism, 133 rent-seeking and corruption, 83 response to 2008 Russo-Georgian War, 86 Russian Empire, 78,133 Russian language, 79 Separatists Eastern Ukraine, 92-94 Soviet Union, 79-80, 133
274 Index Ukraine (cont.) subnationai actors, 92 Western Ukraine, 133 Ukrainian civil war, 94 Ukrainian nationalism gender, 134 UN Security Council, 90 uncertainty, 48 United National Movement, 69, 70, 74-75 Adjara, 108 United States Caribbean, 212 empire, 3 hierarchy and Central Asia, 5 South America, 3, 6, 23 Urabi, Ahmed, 2, 172, 173, 175, 177 Uzbekistan, 54 Collective Security Treaty Organization, 183 party regime, 196 Varieties of Democracy (V-Dem), 185 Velvet Revolution, 208 Venezuela, 33, 208 Viceroy of Chihli, 159 Watson, Adam, 176 Western Ukraine, 81, 135 Wheatley, Jonathan, 66 White Knights, 188 World War I, 12, 167 World War II, 12 world wars, 153 Wuchang, 161 Yakobashvili, Temuri, 113 Yanukovych, Victor, 32, 49, 94, 126 election campaign, 32 Russia, 88 Yanukovych, Viktor, 85, 87, 90 Yatsenyuk, Arseniy, 90 Yeltsin, Boris, 80 Yushchenko, Victor, 77, 83-84 prime minister, 83 Zelenskiy, Volodomyr, 148 Zhili, 160 Zhukov, Yuri, 30 Zhvania, Zurab, 70 Ziblatt, Daniel, 16 Zimmerman, William, 31, 194 Zviadist rebels, 1, 32, 40, 63, 65, 112 113 • Stai’tsbibSioihaį |
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Index Abashidze, Aslan, 67, 68, 74, 103 and Zviad Gamsakhurdia, 104 loss of support, 125 militia, 104 relationship with Shevardnadze, 103,104 Support for Russia, 103 Support from Russia, 107 Abkhaz Support from Russia, 113 Abkhazia, 1, 7, 10, 13, 19, 40, 49, 100, 102 autonomy, 99 civil war with Georgia, 112 de facto state, 1 demographics, 111, 113 economy, 102 Georginization, 109 privileges, 109 priviliged position of Abkhazians, 60 protests, 111 refugees, 113 rent-seeking, 113 Russian military, 110 Russian military bases, 110 separatism, 1 Soviet Economy, 111 Soviet Union, 109 Abkhazian parliament, 112 Accommodation, 12 Adjara, 11, 19, 40, 68, 70, 100, 102 autonomy, 99 conflict with Georgian government, 103 corruption and rent-seeking, 106, 107, 108 economy, 102, 108 ethnic makeup, 102 lack of titular minority, 102 media, 106 post Rose Revolution, 34, 71, 108-109 religion, 103 Rose Revolution, 107 Russian Empire, 103 Russian military base, 102, 103, 109 266 Soviet Union, 103 support for Russia, 102 taxation, 105 Adjarans culture, 103 Afghanistan, 2 aggregate social actors, 39 Air Defense Integration, 183 Akhalkalaki, 13, 116 pro-Russian protest, 97 Akhalkalaki. See also Javakheti Russian Military Base, 97 Akhmetov, Rinat, 93 Aksyonov, Sergey, 91 Akyaev, Askar, 196 Alexandria, 168 Algiers, 176 Ali, Muhammed, 166 relationship with Ottoman Empire, 169 service with Ottomans, 168 state-building, 169 anarchy, 5 Andijan, 204 annexation, 21 Armenia, 107, 117, 182 conflict with Azerbaijan, 206 protests, 207 Turkey, 206 Armenians, 14, See Georgia, Armenians Austro-Hungarian Empire,
79 authoritarian regimes mass politics, 35 authority, 4, 6 autonomous institutions, 102 effects on politics, 102 autonomous regions, 59 autonomous republics, 59 Azerbaijan, 51 Aztecs, 9 Bakiyev, Kurmanbek, 198 Balageur, Joaquin, 215
Index balance of power, 15 Balkash Radar base, 184 Baltic regions, 78 Baltic States, 16, 196 NATO, 8 bargaining, 2, 27, 106, 159 information, 42 Batkivshchyna, 84, 94 Belarus, 46, 78 Berdymukhamedov, Gurbanguly, 197 Berlin Conference, 26 Beyical states. See Ottoman Empire, North Africa Black Sea Fleet, 78, 92 Blunt, Wilfred, 172 Bolsheviks, 79 Bosch, Juan, 214 Boxer Rebellion, 160, 177 Britain China, 158 Persia, 153 Thailand, 153 threats to India as motivation, 175 British colonialism, 4 British occupation of Egypt, 167, See Egypt, British Occupation Bull, Hedley, 176 Burjanadze, Nino, 68, 70 Bush administration, 75 Canton, 161 Canton trade system, 157 capitulations, 162 Caucasus, the, 46 Central African Republic, 208 Central Asia, 5, 36, 46, 54 Chakhalyan, Vahagn, 116 Chanturia, Gia, 59 Charter Cities, 218 Chechen terrorists, 69 Chechnya, 2 China, 4, 224 Africa, 225 army and western support, 158 Boxer Rebellion, 2 Canton, 159 contrast with Ottoman Empire, 152 corruption and rent-seeking, 160 culture, 152 duration of extraterritoriality, 177 empire, 155 gentry, 156, 159 informal empire, 154 Japanese invasion, 161 local actors and trade, 33 267 minining concessions, 159 Mongols, 157 Muslim rebels, 159 navy and western support, 158 origins of extraterritoriality, 157 Qing, 18 Qing and decentralization, 155 rebellions, 156, 158 Revolution, 161 Russian Empire, 156 state-building, 220 treaties, 158 Unequal treaties, 23 warlords, 177 Western coastal traders, 157 Western loans, 154 World War II, 161 Chinese Maritime Customs, 154, 158, 160 Chinese nationalism, 157 Citizen Union of
Georgia, 105 civil war post Soviet, 51 civilization, 53 civilizational-state, 224 client states, 8 clinetelism and patronage, 37 club goods, 130 coercion, 6 costs, 24 out of equilibrium outcome, 42 cold war, 27 Cole, Juan, 168 Collective Security Treaty Organization, 183 Collier, David, 18 Colored Revolutions, 36 commitment problems, 27, 177 domestic politics, 34 Common Economic Space, 183 Commonwealth of Independent States, 33, 183 Council of Border Guards, 183 Council of Defense Ministers, 183 Economic Court, 183 Georgia, 1 Communist Party of the Soviet Union, 79 competitive authoritarian regimes, 196 concessions, 154 Constantinople, 175 constructivism, 17, 45 contracting, 7 subnational actors, 7 cooperation between empires, 175 Correlates ofWar, 153 corruption, 13, 29
268 Index Cossacks, 79 autonomy, 79 coups, 13 credible commitments, 54 Cretan revolt, 166 Crimea. See Russia, annexation of Crimea Annexation, 49 annexation of Crimea, 90-92 referendum, 90 critical geopolitics, 54 culture, 10, 53 Customs Union Armenia, 207 Kyrgyzstan, 205 D’anieri, Paul, 80 Daoguang Emperor, 43 Darden, Keith, 53 Darwin, John, 23 de facto states, 7, 13 defection, 9 Dehli, 179 democracy, 34 Disraeli, Benjamin, 175 divide and rule, 45 Djibouti, 225 Dnieper river, 79 Dnipropetrovsk, 83, 93 Dominican Republic, 213 Donbas, 7, 92, 94 de facto state, 94 Donetsk, 83, 89, 93, 218 East India Company, 179 Eastern Ukraine, 11,81, 84, 92 economic development, 15, 16, 17, 47, 99, 100, 121, 156, 187,219 Egypt, 4, 10, 24-25 capitulations, 167 consequences of autonomy, 170 debt, 171 European advisers, 25 extraterritoriality, 167 importance of cotton trade, 169 mixed courts, 170 occupation, 43 Ottoman authority, 167 Ottoman Empire, 43 Ottoman identity, 171 rent-seeking and patronage, 170 state-building, 168, 220 Suez Canal, 168, 174, 175 trade, 169 Turko-Circassian, 170 Egyptian military, 12 uprising, 172 electorate, 31, 194 Elchibey, Abulfaz, 198 elites definition, 31 political survival, 29 Elliott, Henry, 164 Elster, Jon, 39 empire, 3, 46 formal, 52 energy producers, 16 English School, 176 Ergneti Market, 73 Escriba-Folch, Abel, 196 Estonia, 196 ethnic fractionalization, 188 ethnicity politics, 99 Eurasia, 153 Eurasian Economic Community, 183 Kyrgyzstan, 205 Eurasian Economic Space Kyrgyzstan, 205 Eurasian Economic Union Armenia, 207 Euromaidan. See Ukraine, Euromaidan
Euromaidan protests effects, 146 European empires relative military power, 25,26 EuropeanUnion, 188 empire, 3 exogenous shocks, 12, 40, 44, 153 exploration, 25 external validity, 152 extraterritoriality, 7, 12, 26, 154 definition, 154 feedback loop, 40 Feuerwerker, Albert, 154 fixed assets, 186 Fokin, Vitold, 81 formal empire, 5 obsolescence, 21 formal institutions, 13 France China, 158 Egypt, 168, 172 occupation of Egypt, 168 Frieden, Jeffrey, 174 frozen conflict, 49. See also de facto states
Index Gallagher, John, 10 Gamsakhurdia, Zviad, 1, 38, 56, 59, 64, 67, 104, 111, 112, 197 coup, 62 ethnic minorities, 60 nationalism, 59, 60, 61 relationship with warlords, 60, 61 Georgia, 1, 9, 97 1990 elections, 60 2000 presidential elections, 105 2003 parliamentary election, 69 2004 presidential elections, 70 2008 parliamentary elections, 70 2008 war with Russia, 2 2012 parliamentary elections, 76 Armenians, 14, 31, 99, 146 autonomous republics, 99 Azerbaijanis, 99 civil wars, 60 Collective Security Treaty Organization, 64, 66 comaprison with Ukraine, 55-56 Commonwealth of Independent States, 57, 64, 72, 104 Communist Party, 59 constitution, 112 constitutional reform, 76 corruption and rent-seeking, 63, 71 Democratic Republic of Georgia, 58 early modern period, 58 electoral fraud, 69 ethnic conflict, 60 ethnic identity, 131 ethnic minorities, 1, 98 ethnic minorities and territorial concentration, 100 frozen conflicts, 67 internally displaced people, 113, 114 Josef Stalin, 58 language politics, 111 membership of Collective Security Treaty Organization, 57 Military Council, 62 militias and warlords, 31, 61, 63, 68, 100 Mkhedrioni, 61 nationalist protests, 111 political institutions, 68 reforms, 70 regional governors, 68 rent-seeking and corruption, 61, 68 Rose Revolution, 57 Russian Empire, 57 Russian language, 59 Russian military bases, 57, 72 Russian military support, 1, 64 269 secessionist movements, 63 sovereignty, 1 Soviet military, 60 Soviet Union, 58, 99 state weakness, 61 state-building, 1, 72 status in Russian Empire, 58 the Supreme Council, 60 United States, 74-75
War with Russia, 44, 49, 72-75 weakening of regions, 71 Georgia 1999 parliamentary election, 105 Georgian Dream, 70, 76, 77 Georgian military, 64, 66, 117 rent-seeking and corruption, 64 Georgian nationalism, 10 Georgian nationalist movement, 59 Georgian nobility, 58 Germany, 79 Geyrat, 121 Giorgadze, Igor, 64, 67-68 Gladstone, William, 44, 172 Glasnost, 79 global order, 2 Gorbachev, Mikhail, 50, 80 governance, 5 Grachev, Pavel, 62 Grand Duchy of Lithuania, 78 Granovetter, Mark, 137 Group for Economic Development, 90 Gryszlov, Boris, 57 GUAM, 57, 66 Guentsadze, Roman, 112 Hale, Henry, 30, 34, 35, 36, 54, 85, 100, 126, 187, 189, 194,203 Hart, Robert, 160 hierarchy, 224-226 as Giffen good, 223 Coercion and Resistance, 15, 42 costs for subordinate elites, 34 costs to subordinate, 33 definitions, 4-8 Governance Costs, 24-25 governance hierarchies, 8 great power competition, 5 greed versus political survival, 35 institutions, 7 military occupations, 5 ramifications, 5-6 social hierarchy, 8 types of support for subordinate elites, 32-33 holodomor, 79 Honduras, 218
270 Index Hong Kong, 218 hoop tests, 126 Hopkins, Anthony, 174 Hyderabad, 179 ideas, 53 identity, 11 Imereti, 68 Incas, 9 incomplete contracts, 41 India, 176, 179 informal empire, 6, 12, 25, 46, 156, 159, 178, 179 informal hierarchy, 22, 28 informal institutions, 13 institutions, 31, 47 legal, 47 insurgencies, 52 international organizations, 8 International society. See English School international system, 18,26 constraints, 27-28 Ioseliani, Jaba, 61, 112 Iran, 153 Ismail, Khedive, 12 greater autonomy from Ottoman Empire, 170 Ivanishvili, Bidzina, 76-77 Ivano-Frankivsk, 82 Ivanov, Sergei, 107 Japan, 153 Javakheti, 1, 19, 31, 98, 100 contestion with Georgian government, 116 corruption and rent-seeking, 117 demographics, 114 economy, 115 language politics, 118 Ottoman Empire, 116 post Rose Revolution, 117 protests, 118 rent-seeking and corruption, 14 Russian Empire, 116 Russian military, 115 Russian military base, 116 Jiangnan, 159 Jianxi, 159 joint-stock companies, 163 Kadyrov, Ramzan, 2 Kant airbase. See Kyrgyzstan, Russian military base Karapetyan, Samvel, 207 Karimov, Islam, 196, 197 Kaufmann, Stuart, 35 Kavsadze, Alexander, 112 Kayoglu, Turan, 26 Kazakhstan, 16 preference for increased integration, 184 Russian military cooperation, 184 Kitovani, Tengiz, 61, 62, 67, 107, 112 relationship with Russia, 62 Kocharyan, Robert, 198 Kokoity, Eduard, 73 Kolomoyskiy, Ihor, 92-93, 148 Krasner, Stephen, 9 Kravchuk, Leonid, 80-81, 198 Kuchma, Leonid, 81-83, 145, 198 Kvemo Kartli, 19, 68, 98, 100, 118 economy, 120 Kvemo Kartli, demographics, 114 Kyiv, 79, 89, 91 Kyrgyzstan, 16, 33,
182 Parliament, 206 personalist regime, 196 rent-seeking, 29 Russia, 41 Russian military base, 206 United States, 41 Lake, David, 11, 202 Latin America, 153 Latvia, 196 legal pluralism, 157 legitimacy, 6, 9, 10 Lithuania, 196 Lugansk, 218 Lukashenko, Alexander, 199 Lutsenko, Yuri, 88, 92 Lviv, 82 MacDonald, Paul, 11 Maduro, Nicolas, 33 Magalioni, Beatrice, 35 Maghrebi states, 179 Maghreb, 26 Mahrattas, 179 Mamaladze, Levan, 71, 106, 120 Manas Airbase, 42 Manchus, 157 Mariupol, 94 mass politics, 35 patronage, 35-37 Mauritius, 218 Medvedchuk, Viktor, 82 merchants, 23, 58 method of agreement, 152 Mexico, 9
Index Midlothian campaign, 173 migration, 33 military assistance, 205, 207 Mingrelia, 1, 64, 112 Minsk, 198 missionaries, 23 Mkhedrioni, 61, 64 Mohyliov, Anatolii, 91 Moldova, 46, 51 Commonwealth of Independent States, 184 Molotov-Ribbentrop pact, 79 Mongols, 78, 157 Moscow, 198 Mughal Empire, 26, 179 informal empire, 179 Muhammed Ali conflict with Ottoman Empire, 169 desire to westernize Egypt, 169 multiethnic nations, 56 multipolarity, 27, 152, 177 Muscovy, 58, 78 Nabiyev, Rahmon, 198 Nadibaidze, Vardiko, 64, 66 Nagorno-Karabakh, 115, 206 Nanking, 161 Napoleonic Wars, 168, 178 National Guard, 112 national identity, 53 nationalism, 10, 21, 27, 188 NATO, 8, 54, 77, 188 neo-colonialism, 225 New Zealand South Pacific, 3 Ninotsminda, 117 Niyazov, Sapamurat, 197 Nodia, Ghia, 66, 116 Noghaideli, Zurab, 57, 68 nonauthoritarian regimes hierarchy, 198 nonstate factors, 11, 13 norms, 10, 27 against territorial annexation, 51 territoral expansion, 21 North Africa French imperialism, 26 French imperialism, Algiers, 27 North Ossetia, 73 Northern Alliance, 2 Obama administration, 75 oligarchs, 83 Opium Wars, 27, 43 271 Orange Revolution, 126, Sea Ukraine, Orange Revolution Ottoman Administration of Public Debt, 7 Ottoman bureaucracy, 164 Ottoman Empire, 4 Armenians, 164 capitulations, 162 collapse, 167 contrast with China. See China, contrast with Ottoman Empire culture, 152 decentralizatoin, 164 Georgia, 58 Greeks, 164 importance of trade, 162 inheritance laws, 163 local actors and trade, 33 minorities, 163 North Africa, 178 protégé system, 163 protégés, 166 state-building, 221 tax
farming, 165 Taxation, 165 taxation of foreigners, 163 Ottoman state, 164, 165 Ottomanization, 165 Palmerston, John, 169 Pankisi Gorge, 69 Party of Regions, 87, 90, 94 Party regime, 195, 197 hierarchy, 198 rent-seeking, 197 stability of, 197 Pashinyan, Nikol, 207 patrimonialism, 152 patronage negative consequences, 37 patronage and clientelism, 14 patronal regimes, 34 patron-client relationships, 2 Pavlovsky, Gleb, 85 People’s Republic in Donetsk, 92 Perestroika, 79 Persian Empire Georgia, 58 Personalist regimes, 195, 196 hierarchy, 198 instability, 196 political threats, 196 rent-seeking, 197 Poland, 79 political authority. See authority
272 Index Political contestation definition, ЗО Polity, 185 Poroshenko, Petro, 94 decline in popularity, 148 post-Soviet region, 16-17 power, 4, 8, 9, 10, 47, 54 precommunist literacy, 189 preferences, 40 preferences and beliefs, 39 principal-agent problem, 219 protection pacts, 41 protests, 13 Putin, Vladimir, 86 Ottoman Empire, 152 Persia, 153 preference for hierarchy, 50 preferences for hierarchy, 46, 52 regional integration, 51 sanctions, 92 war with Georgia. See Georgia War with Russia Russia Civil War in Ukraine, 11 Russian air force, 184 Russian media, 85 Russian minorities, 188 Russification, 79 Qinghai, 157 Saakashvili, Mikhail, 34, 57, 62, 70, 107, 116 anticorruption efforts, 71 political strength, 71 Salt administration, 7, 154, 158 sanctions. See Russia, sanctions Sargaysan, Serzh, 207 scramble for Africa, 26 Second Polish Republic, 79 ¡electorate, 31, 212 self-determination, 92 self-strengthening movement, 158 Sevastopol, 77, 91 Shamba, Sergei, 114 Shevardnadze, Eduard, 1, 13, 32, 56, 59, 63, 74, 103 assasination attempts, 66 Georgian Soviet Socialist Republic, 59 personalism, 68 political outlook, 63 relationship with warlords, 63 return to power, 62 Russian support, 32 Shikai, Yuan, 160 Siam. See Thailand Sigua, Tengiz, 112 site-specific assets, 186 Slater, Dan, 16, 41, 151, 225 Svoboda Ukraine, 79 Social Democratic Party, 82 social status, 4 social trust, 37 South Ossetia, 1,7, 10, 40, 49, 72-74 de facto state, 1 Russian support, 1 separatism, 1 smuggling, 145 sovereign rights, 2,5, 13 Radnitz, Scott, 36 Rahoman, Emomali, 198 Rational Choice critiques, 39
information, 15 regime type, 45, 194 regional organizations, 51 relational contracting, 9 remittances, 33 rent-seeking, 29-30 and trust, 37 definition, 13 mass politics, 36 private good, 130 regulation, 14 subnational variation, 32 subsidies, 14 Republican Party (Armenia), 207 resolve, 43 Revival, 104 Rice, Condoleezza, 75 Robinson, Ronald, 10 Roki Tunnel Romer, Paul, 218 Rose Revolution, 69-70, See Georgia, Rose Revolution Round Table-Free Georgia bloc, 60 rule of law, 32, 128, 130 Russia annexation of Crimea, 6, 12 China, 152, 157 Civil war in Ukraine, 30 costs of Crimean annexation, 92 hierarchy, 51 hierarchy and Central Asia, 5 integration, 50 interests in Georgia, 57, 98 military bases, 8, 23, 51, 183
273 Index sovereignty, 8 de jure, 6 economic, 8 Soviet military, 62 Soviet nationality policy, 58 Soviet Republics, 50 Soviet Union federal structure, 50, 101 nationalism, 50 Stalin, Josef, 59 state, 46 modern, 46 state-building, 51, 53 post-Soviet, 51 status, 8 stratification, 4 Sublime Porte, 169, 170 subnational actors, 2, 98 subnational analysis, 99 subordinate actor preferences, 37-38 subregional hegemon, 54 Sudan, 208 Sukhumi, 112 Supreme Council, 60 Svoboda, 38 systematic crises of empire, 177 Taiping Rebellion, 158 Tajikistan, 16, 51 Taliban, 2 Taruta, Serhiy, 92-94 Tawfiq Pasha, 171 Tbilisi, 62, 105 technology, 15, 52 Ter-Petrosyan, Levon, 198 territorial expansion, 21, 23, 27, 28, 43, 51, 52, 92, 150, 176, 178,224 territorial partition, 157 Tevzadze, Davit, 66 Thailand, 7 Tilly, Charles, 137 Tippu Sultan, 179 titular minorities, 50 Toal, Gerard, 54 trade, 47 Transcaucasian Republic, 58 transnational actors, 23-24 Transnistria, 7 treaties, 8 Treaty of Deepening Integration, 183 Tripoli, 178 Trujillo, Rafael, 214 trust, 136-138 general, 127 particularized, 37, 127 trust differential, 136 trusteeships, 219 Tulip Revolution, 198 Tunis, 153 Turkmenistan, 51, 52, 54 regime type, 34 Russia, 34 Tymoshenko, Yulia, 84,85, 88, 126 nationalism, 86 prime minister, 86 Ukraine, 16, 46 2002 Rada elections, 84 2004 election fraud, 85 2004 presidential election, 32, 84 2010 presidential election, 87 2014 parliamentary election, 94 2019 presidential elections, 148 Austro-Hungarian Empire, 133 Belarusians, 133 Black Sea fleet, 77, 88 blackmail, 83 CIS minimalist, 184 civil war, 94
Common Economic Space, 84 Commonwealth of Independent States, 80 comparison with Georgia, 55-56 constitution, 83, 86, 87 Eastern Ukraine, 97, 133 ethnicity, 133, 146 EU association agreement, 89 Euromaidan, 88-89 gas industry and rent-seeking, 30, 83 Hetmanate, 79 language, 134 militias, 93 Moldovans, 133 multivector foreign policy, 84 nationalism, 147 oligarchs, 92 Orange Revolution, 77, 85-87 presidential election, 81 presidential election, 82 privatization, 83 public perceptions of corruption, 147 regionalism, 133 rent-seeking and corruption, 83 response to 2008 Russo-Georgian War, 86 Russian Empire, 78,133 Russian language, 79 Separatists Eastern Ukraine, 92-94 Soviet Union, 79-80, 133
274 Index Ukraine (cont.) subnationai actors, 92 Western Ukraine, 133 Ukrainian civil war, 94 Ukrainian nationalism gender, 134 UN Security Council, 90 uncertainty, 48 United National Movement, 69, 70, 74-75 Adjara, 108 United States Caribbean, 212 empire, 3 hierarchy and Central Asia, 5 South America, 3, 6, 23 Urabi, Ahmed, 2, 172, 173, 175, 177 Uzbekistan, 54 Collective Security Treaty Organization, 183 party regime, 196 Varieties of Democracy (V-Dem), 185 Velvet Revolution, 208 Venezuela, 33, 208 Viceroy of Chihli, 159 Watson, Adam, 176 Western Ukraine, 81, 135 Wheatley, Jonathan, 66 White Knights, 188 World War I, 12, 167 World War II, 12 world wars, 153 Wuchang, 161 Yakobashvili, Temuri, 113 Yanukovych, Victor, 32, 49, 94, 126 election campaign, 32 Russia, 88 Yanukovych, Viktor, 85, 87, 90 Yatsenyuk, Arseniy, 90 Yeltsin, Boris, 80 Yushchenko, Victor, 77, 83-84 prime minister, 83 Zelenskiy, Volodomyr, 148 Zhili, 160 Zhukov, Yuri, 30 Zhvania, Zurab, 70 Ziblatt, Daniel, 16 Zimmerman, William, 31, 194 Zviadist rebels, 1, 32, 40, 63, 65, 112 113 • Stai’tsbibSioihaį |
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| spelling | Savage, Jesse Dillon 1983- Verfasser (DE-588)1138464376 aut Political survival and sovereignty in international relations Jesse Dillon Savage (Trinity College, Dublin) Cambridge ; New York ; Port Melbourne ; New Delhi ; Singapore Cambridge University Press 2020 xiii, 274 Seiten Diagramme txt rdacontent n rdamedia nc rdacarrier Includes bibliographical references and index Geschichte 1991- gnd rswk-swf Politik (DE-588)4046514-7 gnd rswk-swf Internationale Politik (DE-588)4072885-7 gnd rswk-swf Souveränität (DE-588)4132367-1 gnd rswk-swf Großmacht (DE-588)4125218-4 gnd rswk-swf Georgien (DE-588)4022406-5 gnd rswk-swf Ukraine (DE-588)4061496-7 gnd rswk-swf Russland (DE-588)4076899-5 gnd rswk-swf International relations Sovereignty Great powers Internationale Politik (DE-588)4072885-7 s Souveränität (DE-588)4132367-1 s Großmacht (DE-588)4125218-4 s DE-604 Ukraine (DE-588)4061496-7 g Georgien (DE-588)4022406-5 g Politik (DE-588)4046514-7 s Russland (DE-588)4076899-5 g Geschichte 1991- z Erscheint auch als Online-Ausgabe 978-1-108-65846-1 V:DE-605;X:IDS application/pdf http://digitale-objekte.hbz-nrw.de/storage2/2020/07/15/file_17/8886327.pdf Inhaltsverzeichnis Digitalisierung BSB München - ADAM Catalogue Enrichment application/pdf http://bvbr.bib-bvb.de:8991/F?func=service&doc_library=BVB01&local_base=BVB01&doc_number=032532091&sequence=000001&line_number=0001&func_code=DB_RECORDS&service_type=MEDIA Literaturverzeichnis Digitalisierung BSB München - ADAM Catalogue Enrichment application/pdf http://bvbr.bib-bvb.de:8991/F?func=service&doc_library=BVB01&local_base=BVB01&doc_number=032532091&sequence=000003&line_number=0002&func_code=DB_RECORDS&service_type=MEDIA Register // Gemischte Register |
| spellingShingle | Savage, Jesse Dillon 1983- Political survival and sovereignty in international relations Politik (DE-588)4046514-7 gnd Internationale Politik (DE-588)4072885-7 gnd Souveränität (DE-588)4132367-1 gnd Großmacht (DE-588)4125218-4 gnd |
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| title | Political survival and sovereignty in international relations |
| title_auth | Political survival and sovereignty in international relations |
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| title_full | Political survival and sovereignty in international relations Jesse Dillon Savage (Trinity College, Dublin) |
| title_fullStr | Political survival and sovereignty in international relations Jesse Dillon Savage (Trinity College, Dublin) |
| title_full_unstemmed | Political survival and sovereignty in international relations Jesse Dillon Savage (Trinity College, Dublin) |
| title_short | Political survival and sovereignty in international relations |
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| topic | Politik (DE-588)4046514-7 gnd Internationale Politik (DE-588)4072885-7 gnd Souveränität (DE-588)4132367-1 gnd Großmacht (DE-588)4125218-4 gnd |
| topic_facet | Politik Internationale Politik Souveränität Großmacht Georgien Ukraine Russland |
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