Papers by Tengiz Pkhaladze
This book is work of six think tanks from Baltic States, Ukraine, Moldova and Georgia. Centre for... more This book is work of six think tanks from Baltic States, Ukraine, Moldova and Georgia. Centre for East European Policy Studies (Latvia) had a leading role in the implementation of this research project. Contributors include the International Centre for Defence Studies (Estonia), the Centre for Geopolitical Studies (Lithuania), the School for Policy Analysis at the National University of Kyiv-Mohyla Academy (Ukraine), the Foreign Policy Association of Moldova (Moldova), and the International Centre for Geopolitical Studies (Georgia).Ця книга є наслідком роботи шести дослідницьких та аналітичних центрів Балтійських держав, України, Молдови та Грузії. Центр Східноєвропейських Досліджень (Латвія) відігравав провідну роль у реалізації цього дослідницького проекту. Учасники представляли Міжнародний Центр Оборонних Досліджень (Естонія), Центр Геополітичних Досліджень (Литва), Школу Політичної Аналітики Національного університету «Києво-Могилянська академія» (Україна), Асоціацію Зовнішньої ...
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Russia has not rejected yet its idea on the “near abroad” as the zone of its exclusive interests.... more Russia has not rejected yet its idea on the “near abroad” as the zone of its exclusive interests. The wish to regain its status of superpower stimulates Russia’s foreign policy decision makers to use both hard and soft power for influencing the political processes in the CIS and Baltic countries. Intensifying of Russia’s compatriots policy implementation is one of the instruments for influencing the neighbouring countries’ politics. Within the abovementioned policy, moral and legal arguments are searched in the favour of Russia’s more active behaviour in its relations with the CIS and Baltic states.
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