The paths and belts of Eurasia. National and international development projects in the Eurasian space
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The book presents the opinions of leading world experts regarding the current state and development prospects of the Eurasian continent, political and economic processes taking place on it. On this basis, an attempt is made to formulate some conclusions about how substantiated the ideas about the coming role of Eurasia in the world, how can cooperate cooperation between the states of the continent and accelerate their economic development.
The book consists of two parts. Articles of the first part are devoted to the Chinese initiative "One belt - one path" and its assessments in different states and regions of the world. The second part of the book is more general. It analyzes other national and international projects aimed at the development of Eurasia. The authors show that the presence of a wide variety of infrastructure projects in Eurasia developed in China, India, Central and South Asia and the European Union creates both new opportunities and challenges for Russia and requires a conceptual rethinking of Russian politics, developing thoughtful and effective decisions
The book consists of two parts. Articles of the first part are devoted to the Chinese initiative "One belt - one path" and its assessments in different states and regions of the world. The second part of the book is more general. It analyzes other national and international projects aimed at the development of Eurasia. The authors show that the presence of a wide variety of infrastructure projects in Eurasia developed in China, India, Central and South Asia and the European Union creates both new opportunities and challenges for Russia and requires a conceptual rethinking of Russian politics, developing thoughtful and effective decisions
Author:
Author:Vladimir Ivanovich Yakunin
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Politics & Social Science
- Category:Reference books
- Category:Social Science & Politics
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-777-0735-2
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