Looking into Eurasia - A review of 2020:
- Armenia
- Azerbaijan
- Belarus
- Borders
- Caucasus / Central Asia
- Collective mobilizations
- Conflict resolution
- Diasporas
- Economic transactions
- Economy
- Energy / Natural resources
- European Union
- Europeanization
- Georgia
- Global realm
- History
- Identities
- International organizations
- International security
- Kazakhstan
- Kyrgyzstan
- Migrations
- Moldova
- Nationalism
- North America
- Peace / Peacekeeping
- Political economy
- Political science
- Russia
- Russian Federation
- Sociology
- Sovereignty
- Tajikistan
- Transnational actors
- Turkmenistan
- Ukraine
- Uzbekistan
- Wars / Conflicts
- Western Europe
- Les études du CERI
Anne de Tinguy (dir)
Looking into Eurasia : the year in politics provides some keys to understand the events and phenomena that have left their imprint on a region that has undergone major mutation since the fall of the Soviet Union in 1991: the post-soviet space. With a cross-cutting approach that is no way claims to be exhaustive, this study seeks to identify the key drivers, the regional dynamics and the underlying issues at stak. This volume is devoted to the war in Ukraine
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