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The geopolitical dimension of the Russia-West relationship in the concept of Eurasianism

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Kuź A.
Doctrina. Studia społeczno-polityczne
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2019
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vol. 16
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issue 16
PL
The article presents the concept of classical Eurasianism developed by Russian intellectuals in exile in the 1920s and 1930s. The author analyzes from the point of view of geosophy taken as a study of how people perceive geographical space. Eurasians in their works gave the geographical concepts legendary and mythical features. On the Eurasian mental map, the center of the world is Russia- -Eurasia contrasted with peripheral Europe, which is a hotbed of decay.
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The Role of Anglo-Saxon Countries in Maintaining the American-led Order in the Indo-Pacific Region

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Jureńczyk Ł., Kuź A.
Polish Political Science Yearbook
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2024
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issue 1(53)
87-105
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The analysis is based on theoretical assumptions characteristic of the multi-order world by Trine Flockhart concept. The main factor influencing the situation in the Indo-Pacific region is the conflict between two international orders, Chinese-led and American-led, which is economic but may take a military form in the future. The practical limitations of the article result from the complex process of analyzing and forecasting political phenomena in statu nascendi. The analysis contributes to the scientific discussion on the future of international relations in the Indo-Pacific region. The American-led order in the Indo-Pacific region is based on the institutionalized forms of cooperation involving Anglo-Saxon states based on identity factors determining their effectiveness. The US strategy for the Indo-Pacific is mainly based on the network of partnerships with the region’s countries and countries from other parts of the world supporting the American-led order in the region, especially the Anglo-Saxon countries. In addition to identity factors, the positive long-term experience of military cooperation between the Anglo-Saxon countries is significant. The escalation of the global conflict between the US and China will be conducive to further tightening this cooperation.
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