RCEP15 Without India : Why Still Big Step Forward by Rana, Pradumna Bickram, Ji, Xianbai

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Russo-Kazakh Relations : The China Factor by Cheang, Chris

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‘NATO is Brain-Dead’ : Time For EU Military Force? by He, Wendy

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ASEAN, Myanmar and the Rakhine Crisis : Two Years On by Nanthini, S.

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Geopolitics & Technology – The Core of the 5G Problem by Lee-Makiyama, Hosuk

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How China Sees the Indo-Pacific : What Next After AOIP? by Ho, Benjamin Tze Ern

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China’s Response to Coronavirus Outbreak : Implications for ASEAN by Yang, Zi

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Japan and the development of quadrilateral cooperation by Koga, Kei

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Civil war and the politics of difference: paramilitary violence against LGBT people in Colombia by Ritholtz, S

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The ‘Eurasian’ axis: civilizational identity constructions in contemporary Russian foreign policy by Roggeveen, B

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Ideas and transnational climate change governance: how environmental beliefs shape REDD+ projects by Abraham, B

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Conceptualizing Israeli public diplomacy towards the United States of America on the Palestine-Israel conflict based on grounded theory / Noor Nirwandy Mat Noordin by Mat Noordin, Noor Nirwandy

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Understanding the travelers’ intention towards Virtual tourism adoption using value-based Adoption model by Kelvin Lim, Siti Nor Bayaah Ahmad, Nor Asiah Mahmod, Irma Wani Othman, Suddin Lada

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Book review: Acharya, A., Deciancio, M., & Tussie, D. (Eds.). (2021). Latin America in Global International Relations. New York, London: Routledge, 267 p. by Magomed Abdul-Mazhitovich Kodzoev

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Alexei D. Voskressesnki. Non-Western Theories of International Relations: Conceptualizing World-Regional Studies.... by article Editorial

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Alexei D. Voskressesnki. Non-Western Theories of International Relations: Conceptualizing World-Regional Studies.... by article Editorial

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Book review: Koch, B., & Stivachtis, Y. A. (Eds.). (2019). Regional Security in the Middle East. Вristol: E-International Relations Publishing, 242 p. by Anna Alexandrovna Lashina

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The Initiative of a Large Eurasian Partnership is a New Approach to the Formation of International Relations within a Single Continent Based on Established International Legal Norms and Rules by M. A. Eskindarov, V. V. Perskaya

“…The initiative of the big Eurasian partnership as a new format for the development of interstate interaction in the conditions of multipolarity within the existing legal norms and rules adopted by the international community in the period after the Second World War is analyzed; This form of partnership is based on the equality of interaction and sovereignty of each actor of international relations, excludes the formation of bloc thinking and the search / formation of the image of a potential enemy as a driving force of development and the obligatory consolidation of efforts against it around one or a group of countries; The authors point out that practically all the necessary institutions and mechanisms for the continuity of the implementation of this initiative have already been created, including ensuring international security and the sovereignty of every actor in international relations; At the same time, the authors emphasize the growing real resistance to the actual implementation of this partnership on the part of the US and the EU as proponents of monopolarism, incl. through propaganda and knowingly false information, the creation of explosive foci around the participating countries, fomenting the already existing historical contradictions between countries2 to direct interference in internal processes on the basis of the already deployed network of non-governmental organizations and the impact on the educational process.…”
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Reseña de: Joseph, Jonathan y Wight, Colin (editors), Scientific Realism and International Relations, Palgrave Macmillan, Londres y Nueva York, 2010, ps. 258 by Sergio CABALLERO

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Book review: Fenenko, A.V. (2020). History of International Relations: 1648-1945. 2nd edition. Moscow: Aspekt Press publ., 800 p. (In Russian) by Tatiana Alexandrovna Alekseeva

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