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Transformation of alliances: Mapping Russia’s close relationships in the era of multivectorism
/ Locoman, Ecaterina; Papa, Mihaela
Papa, Mihaela
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Russia led a key Cold War alliance and is now at the forefront of debates about major power realignments. Yet Russia’s own conceptualization of alliances in the post-Soviet era has received scant attention. How do Russian policymakers and academics view Russia’s post-Cold War alliances: Are they obsolete, or are they still used for cultivating strategic relationships? We examine the Russian conceptualization of alliances through a systematic study of Russian policy documents and academic debates between 1991 and 2019. We find that traditional alliances are considered ineffective and defense commitments have declined. However, we challenge claims that alliances are obsolete and that alignments/multivectorism have replaced them. Russian regional alliances are cultivated for new purposes and coexist with various other institutional forms. We conceptually map Russia’s close relationships and argue that alliance scholarship needs to move away from a single entity focus toward conceptualizations based on institutional choices.
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Alliance
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Russia
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Strategic Partnership
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Statecraft
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Multivectorism
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Alignment Policy
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Unchanging priorities and new challenges of diplomacy
/ Dobrovolsky, V ; Karpovich, O
Karpovich, O
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RUSSIA strives to act as constructively as possible in the international arena" - this is one of the most significant statements that Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov made at an annual press conference on the results of Russian diplomacy [2]. And it is fundamentally important today, when major changes in the global situation, triggered this time by the coronavirus pandemic, have made it an urgent task for international actors to develop the most rational approaches to the new challenges and to ensure national interests in the new situation.
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Deglobalization
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Pandemic
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Digital Diplomacy
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Polycentricity
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Ovid-19
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Multivectorism
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