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Turmoil in Ukraine: A Sign of the Coming Disorder in the Post-Soviet World?

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Secrieru S.

The Polish Quarterly of International Affairs

2014

issue 4

75-98

What are the immediate implications of the turmoil in Ukraine for the post-Soviet region? With a brief look at the Russian–Ukrainian, multi-layered conflict, the article assess its impact on both states. In the second part, the analysis focuses on the security, political and economic repercussions of the conflict in Ukraine for the post-Soviet states. It also looks at the situation in other areas, those with “frozen conflicts,” and unveils Russia’s strategies to destabilise its neighbours and anticipates the economic consequences for the post-Soviet world of the turbulence in Ukraine and Russia’s economic decline.

Post-Soviet Central Asia as a Unique Regional Security Complex

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Musioł M.

The Polish Quarterly of International Affairs

2015

issue 4

59-78

Regional Security Complex Theory (RSCT) has been developed within the Copenhagen School and has undergone significant evolutions in recent years. This article is part of this trend through the application of RSCT to assumptions about the region of Central Asia and its threats. The article’s main objective is to examine the current characteristics and dynamics of Central Asia as a regional security complex. It draws attention to the important issues of international politics driven by internal and external players. Moreover, the content shows that “the security complex” is both an analytical tool and ontological category, and can be applied in practice.

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Turmoil in Ukraine: A Sign of the Coming Disorder in the Post-Soviet World?

Post-Soviet Central Asia as a Unique Regional Security Complex