SOFT POWER IN INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS by Editorial Article

Get full text

Deontic Power in International Relations by Hall, R

LANGUAGE, POWER AND INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS: THE CASE OF ENGLISH IN THE EU by MARÍA LUZ SUÁREZ CASTIÑEIRA

Get full text

Territory and population as elements of the political power in international relations by Isaković Zlatko

Get full text

A Dynamic Approach to the Analysis of Soft Power in International Relations by Chi Zhang

“…This article discusses soft power in international relations and the soft power of China’s foreign policy in recent years. …”
Get full text

The Concept of “power” in International Relations: Basic approaches, the analysis, and interpretation by М. Ш. Губайдуллина, C. A. Инсебаева

Get full text

MIDDLE POWERS IN INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS: COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF CONCEPTUAL APPROACHES by V. V. Vershinina

Get full text

David A. Baldwin,Power and International Relations: A Concep-tual Approach by Georgina Flores Méndez

Get full text

The contribution of the Republic of Serbia to security at the regional and global level and the views of US administration officials by Zelenović Marko, Mačkić Ranko, Radočić Hajradin

Subjects: Get full text

Trumpism, Cuban Americans, and the Fetishism of Politics by Rodney A. González Maestrey

“…Theoretical perspectives about the nature of power in international relations, and society as a whole, are employed in this endeavour. …”
Get full text

Restructuring of the World Order in Contemporary International Relations by Goran ZENDELOVSKI

“…There is an unequal distribution of power in international relations.…”
Get full text

Methods of Measuring ‘Soft Power’ by S. I. Belov

“…Examination of both theoretical and practical aspects of ‘soft power’ is currently one of the most dynamic research fields within studies of power in international relations. Much of scholarly attention is drawn to various indexes and ratings, designed to evaluate the ‘soft power’ of the leading actors of world politics. …”
Get full text

Balanced Investment Treaties and the BRICS by Congyan Cai

“…Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa (the BRICS) have emerged as a new hub of power in international relations. They have begun to speak out jointly on a wide range of issues and to explore cooperating collectively. …”
Get full text

Demography, geopolitics and great power: A lesson from the past by Giuseppe Terranova

“…Demography is one of the factors determining and influencing the geopolitical balance of power in international relations. Politicians are the main actors in international relations, but powerful human dynamics are at work behind them. …”
Get full text

Realism vs. Neoliberalism and Constructivism: Main Points of Debate by Y. V. Borovsky, P. A. Gvozdev

“…Among currently relevant applied propositions of the school we should name assumptions of statism, of anarchy, of the significance of the power factor (while recognising the dual nature of power in international relations) as well as the ‘relative gains problem’.…”
Get full text

The European Union and preservation of fishery resources in the Adriatic by Davorin Rudolf

“…In the example of the Croatian ZERP, the power in international relations to oust international law was manifested. …”
Get full text

E Pluribus Unum – A dangerous concept for the world since not always those who are not like us are against us by Rein Müllerson

“…Equally, recognition and acceptance of balance of power in international relations is even more important than the adherence to the principle of separation of powers within states. …”
Get full text

جماعات المصالح الاقتصادية الدولية كإحدى المظاهر الجماعية لاستخدام سياسة القوة في العلاقات الدولية... by نزار قنوع, سمير ناصر

“…The use of power in international relations began after the Second World War especially in cold war period. …”
Get full text

New Challenges Require New Solutions. Book review of ‘The Soft Power of the United Kingdom’ by E.M. Kharitonova by N. V. Yudin

“…The reviewer considers this approach especially relevant given the fact that it is impossible to fully comprehend the essence of Joseph Nye’s ideas without a clear understanding of the role of soft power concept in the studies of power in international relations. The review examines each of three chapters of the book, outlines strengths and weaknesses of the author’s position. …”
Get full text

Tasks of the CIS Member States in Ensuring National Security by S. V. Korostelev

“…The decision of the state authorities to take any action to interfere in the internal affairs of any state should be based on the determination of the fact, which is, of course, conditioned not by the thresholds and “red lines” declared by the state, but by the state of the balance of power in international relations.…”
Get full text