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    Title: New Stage of Russian Foreign policy?
    Other Titles: 俄羅斯外交政策新階段
    Authors: 彼薩列夫;Pissarev, Alexadner
    Contributors: 淡江大學俄羅斯研究所
    Keywords: Westernizers;Russian idea;balanced foreign policy;war on terror;partnership based on trust;national interest;sovereign democracy
    Date: 2006-11-16
    Issue Date: 2011-10-18 23:57:05 (UTC+8)
    Publisher: 臺北縣淡水鎮 : 淡江大學國際研究學院
    Abstract: After the disintegration of the Soviet Union foreign policy of Russia suffered considerable changes of cyclical nature, which corresponded to the shifts in the ideological debate going in Russian political society. It was the polemics on the necessity of making the historical choice between the values of the Western civilization and "Russian uniqueness." It looks quite obvious that during the last fifteen years foreign policy of the country drifted between these two concepts. One can clearly identify distinct periods of pro-Western orientation succeeded by the East-oriented policy. During the years of Putin's presidency the foreign policy of the country experienced this cyclical change once again: from "balanced" foreign policy to pro-Americanism and finally to anti-American foreign policy.
    Relation: 第十屆世界新格局與兩岸關係協商與合作的展望研討會論文集,10頁
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