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Cover -- Half Title -- Series Page -- Title -- Copyright -- Dedication -- Contents -- Preface -- 1 The Sources of Russian Conduct: Theories, Frameworks, and Approaches -- 2 Democratization, War, and Nationalism in the Post-Communist States -- 3 Russian Nationalism and the National Interest in Russian Foreign Policy -- 4 Russian Foreign Policy and the Politics of National Identity -- 5 The Foreign Policy Preferences of Russian Defense Industrialists: Integration or Isolation? -- 6 Russia and Europe After the Cold War: The Interaction of Domestic and Foreign Policies -- 7 Russian Identity and Foreign Policy in Estonia and Uzbekistan -- 8 From Each According to Its Abilities: Competing Theoretical Approaches to the Post-Soviet Energy Sector -- 9 Ideas, Interests, and Institutions in Russian Foreign Policy -- About the Book -- About the Editor and Contributors -- Index.

Résumé Grâce à ses ressources énergétiques, la Russie est de retour dans l'économie mondiale dans son voisinage proche, et dans le rapport global des puissances. Elle n'est ni post-impériale, ni néo-impériale. Elle peut plutôt être qualifiée de trans-impériale, en ce sens qu'elle tente de reproduire à l'échelle internationale le système des relations patrons-clientèle qui structurent l'actuel pouvoir à Moscou. Ce trans-impérialisme appelle une réponse coordonnée entre Europe et États-Unis.

Résumé La Russie est de retour dans l'économie mondiale, grâce à ses ressources énergétiques, dans son voisinage proche, et dans le rapport global des puissances. Elle n'est ni post-impériale, ni néo-impériale. Elle peut plutôt être qualifiée de trans-impériale, en ce sens qu'elle tente de reproduire à l'échelle internationale le système des relations patrons-clientèle qui structurent l'actuel pouvoir à Moscou. Ce trans-impérialisme appelle une réponse coordonnée entre Europe et États-Unis.

Russian leadership faces internal political, economic, societal, & defense challenges that will preclude Russia from achieving great-power status in the near future. What is notable is not Russia's power but its weakness. Adapted from the source document.

Since 1989, Germany's domestic and international environments have experienced significant changes. Thus, it is reasonable to expect that the country's long-standing foreign and domestic policies will adapt to novel challenges and pressures. This article examines eastern trade policy, an area in which one might expect to observe a greater degree of government intervention postunification. In fact, no such adaptation has taken place. This empirical puzzle lends itself to analysis based on the interaction of interests, institutions, and ideas. Unification altered the prevailing constellation of material economic interests in Germany, as well as parliamentary-electoral institutions. However, the events of 1989 to 1990 left untouched dominant ideas that shaped the West German political economy, as well as crucial sets of domestic and international institutions linked to those ideas. The authors conclude that the absence of an interventionist trade response stems from continuity at the nexus of ideas and institutions in unified Germany.

Examines significant changes in Germany's domestic and international environments, but lack of adaptation by the government since reunification to Eastern European trade policy, due to lack of change in dominant West German political economic ideas; since 1989. Some focus on Russia.