Russia is against the rest. World order crisis after the end of the Cold War
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The book of an English historian and political scientist, professor at the University of Kent (UK) traces the reasons for the inability to create a comprehensive and inclusive world order in Europe during the cessation of the Cold War. The Cold War ended, but the institutions surviving it continued to exist and eventually provoked a crisis in 2014, which led to the loss of the basis for the development of relations between Russia and the West based on trust. According to the author, these events are not a relapse of old conflicts or a “new cold war”, but they reflect the currently taking place of the system of international relations, as a result of which in response to the deterrence policy, carried out in relation to Russia and China by the United States and their Allies, an anti -Gemonic alliance of states in Eurasia arises. The author gives a balanced and deeply reasoned analysis of the trajectory of European and world politics since the late 1980s. to the present day. The book contains the vivid characteristics of modern politicians - H. Clinton, B. Obama, V. Putin, D. Trump.
For political scientists, historians, international specialists, as well as for everyone who is interested in modern political events
For political scientists, historians, international specialists, as well as for everyone who is interested in modern political events
Author:
Author:Sakva Richard
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Politics & Social Science
- Category:Reference books
- Category:Social Science & Politics
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-7777-0788-8
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