Moscow’s ‘reactive’ foreign policy risks turning Russia into a declining power

July 22, 2017 | Autor: Cristian Nitoiu | Categoria: Russian Studies, International Relations, Peace and Conflict Studies, Foreign Policy Analysis, International Law, Russian, Geopolitics, Global Governance, NATO, Conflict, Russian Politics, Foreign Policy, Russian Foreign Policy, Eurasia, European Foreign Policy, European Neighbourhood Policy, European Union, Turkey, China, Post-Soviet Studies, Conflict Resolution, Global Leadership, Conflict Management, Regional Integration, Eurasianism, Sovietology/Kremlinology, Russia, Ukraine, EU-Russia relations, EU institutions, EU foreign policy, Russia, Ukraine, Belarus and Moldova, securitization, World Politics, Putin, Putin's foreign policies, United States, BRICS, Crimea, European Union, European Foreign Policy, European Neighbourhood Policy, Euro-Mediterranean Partnership, Union for the Mediterranean, Eastern Partnership, Foreign Policy Analysis, Principal-Agent, Vladimir Putin, Multipolarity, Russian Policy Towards Nato During Putin Presidency, BRICS nations (Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa), ENP, Great Powers, Russian and East European Studies, President Putin, Russian, Geopolitics, Global Governance, NATO, Conflict, Russian Politics, Foreign Policy, Russian Foreign Policy, Eurasia, European Foreign Policy, European Neighbourhood Policy, European Union, Turkey, China, Post-Soviet Studies, Conflict Resolution, Global Leadership, Conflict Management, Regional Integration, Eurasianism, Sovietology/Kremlinology, Russia, Ukraine, EU-Russia relations, EU institutions, EU foreign policy, Russia, Ukraine, Belarus and Moldova, securitization, World Politics, Putin, Putin's foreign policies, United States, BRICS, Crimea, European Union, European Foreign Policy, European Neighbourhood Policy, Euro-Mediterranean Partnership, Union for the Mediterranean, Eastern Partnership, Foreign Policy Analysis, Principal-Agent, Vladimir Putin, Multipolarity, Russian Policy Towards Nato During Putin Presidency, BRICS nations (Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa), ENP, Great Powers, Russian and East European Studies, President Putin