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GEOPOLITICAL CONTRADICTIONS (2) answer(s).
 
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East Asia and the new world order / Raikov, Yu   Article
Raikov, Yu Article
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Summary/Abstract IN RECENT YEARS, the academic and political communities have been discussing the new world order (the subject that has acquired special consequence because of the geopolitical crisis in Ukraine) with its outlines barely discernible through the fog of chaotic and so far incomprehensible changes in politics and economy. One thing is clear, though: With each passing decade the world, international relations and the habitual course of life are changing increasingly.
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Geopolitical Contradictions of Contemporary Russia / Pavroz, Alexander   Journal Article
Pavroz, Alexander Journal Article
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Summary/Abstract In the 21st century, positions of Russia in the world have essentially strengthened. It seems that this country has finally overcome all cataclysms of the end of the 20st century and became a great power again. However, the revival of Russia as a great power is an illusion rather than a reality. Contemporary Russia is characterized by numerous geopolitical contradictions. These contradictions are caused by both historical factors and Putin’s revanchist, imperialist policy. There are many parallels between contemporary Russia and the late USSR. The author concludes that Russia is close to imperial overstretch and will soon collapse.
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