Eurasia: What is it? is it?

Gleason, Abbott

doi:10.1016/j.euras.2009.11.002

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“…Zaangażowanie to postrzegano jako wykluczające możliwość scedowania pewnych prerogatyw państwowych na organizację lub związek o charakterze ponadnarodowym (Malgin-Narinskii, 2002). Dziś wydaje się potwierdzone, że Azja Środkowa przekształciła się z dotychczas peryferyjnego regionu w ważny węzeł w środku kontynentu euroazjatyckiego (Gleason, 2010). Mając to wszystko na uwadze, zainteresowane regionem wielkie i średnie mocarstwa już na samym początku formowania się tych nowych państw zaczęły podejmować strategiczne i taktyczne kroki w kierunku regionalizmu.…”

Section: Współpraca Regionalna -Azja śRodkowaunclassified

The Revival of Regional Cooperation in Central Asia in the Perspective of Hungary’s Eastern Opening Policy

Barkanyi,

Vasa

2023

Economic and Regional Studies / Studia Ekonomiczne I Regionalne

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Subject and purpose of the work: This study explores the specifics of strengthening Central Asian regional cooperation and its potential opportunities according to Hungary’s Eastern Opening Policy. Materials and methods: A two-pronged approach was used to conduct this study, which included a comprehensive literature review of relevant academic publications on regional cooperation, as well as an examination of cooperation projects to identify specific characteristics. Results are explicated using descriptive methodology for the analysis. Results: Central Asian regional integration differs from the traditional model, emphasising the importance of historical factors and the strengthening of Turkish ethnic identity as a foundation for unification efforts. Conclusions: Foreign economic engagement in Central Asia requires a continuous and assertive presence, along with the development of mutual trust due to the region’s unique historical, cultural and geopolitical context. These tendencies and intentions have been recognised by Hungarian foreign strategy - in line with the Eastern Opening Policy - with good sense and at a good pace.

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The Revival of Regional Cooperation in Central Asia in the Perspective of Hungary’s Eastern Opening Policy

Barkanyi,

Vasa

2023

Economic and Regional Studies / Studia Ekonomiczne I Regionalne

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“…I recall talking to Amitav Acharya back in 2008, who was cautious to use the term then, seeing it as little more than a convenient designation of the former USSR. Strictly speaking, before Journal of Eurasian Studies published its first issue in 2010 [Gleason 2010], the field had no dedicated periodical.…”

Section: To What Extent In Your Opinion Have the Studies Of Eurasiamentioning

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“…The western scholars who were most influential in popularizing Eurasia as a term, and sometimes also as a concept, were mostly Americans. The names of S. Frederick Starr [1994], Gregory Gleason [2010], Martha Brill Olcott , and Marlene [Laruelle 2008] , and Marcin Kaczmarski , who is now based in the UK.…”

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Eurasian Regionalism as a Research Agenda. Interview with Dr. Mikhail A. Molchanov, University of Salamanca, Spain

2020

Vestn. Ross. univ. družby nar., Ser. Meždunar. otnoš.

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Mikhail Aleksandrovich Molchanov is a prominent Canadian political scholar, professor and publicist. He has worked as a senior policy analyst for the Government of Canada and a professor of political science at several Canadian universities. He held a visiting professor appointment at the American University of Sharjah, UAE, and several visiting research appointments at the United Nations University Institute of Advanced Studies, Waseda University and Aoyama Gakuin University in Tokyo, Japan, and at the United Nations University Institute of Comparative Regional Studies (UNU-CRIS) in Brugge, Belgium. Dr. Molchanovs research focuses on international relations in Eurasia and international political economy of regional integration. His research projects have been supported by the United States Institute of Peace, The Euro-Atlantic Partnership Council, the United Nations University Institute on Comparative Regional Integration Studies (UNU-CRIS), the United Nations University Institute of Advanced Studies (UNU-IAS), Japan Foundation, Soros Foundations, the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada and the New Brunswick Innovation Foundation. In 2011, he was awarded the Japan Foundations prestigious Japanese Studies Fellowship, and in 2012, elected Foreign Member of the National Academy of Educational Sciences of Ukraine. He is the winner of the inaugural Robert H. Donaldson prize of the International Studies Association for the best paper study of the post-communist region. He sits on the Board of the Global and International Studies Program, University of Salamanca, Spain. Dr. Molchanov has published extensively on comparative politics and international relations of the post-communist states. He has authored and co-authored 7 books and nearly 120 articles and book chapters, including, most recently, Eurasian Regionalisms and Russian Foreign Policy [Molchanov 2016a], and Management Theory for Economic Systems [Molchanov, Molchanova 2018], as well as Eurasian Regionalism: Ideas and Practices [Molchanov 2015], Russias Leadership of Regional Integration in Eurasia [Molchanov 2016b], The Eurasian Economic Union [Molchanov 2018a], New Regionalism and Eurasia [Molchanov 2018b], Russian Security Strategy and the Geopolitics of Energy in Eurasia [Molchanov 2019], and Eurasian Regionalisms and Russias Pivot to the East: The Role of ASEAN [Molchanov 2014]. In his interview Dr. Molchanov talks about the formation of Eurasian studies in the U.S., Europe and the post-Soviet states, leading scientists in this area and periodicals. Special attention is paid to the perception of the Eurasian space in Western countries, to the prospects for further institutionalization of the Eurasian Economic Union, to the partnership between Russia and China and to Russia - EU relations.

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“…When we talk about post-Soviet Eurasia, we are referring to the countries of the former Soviet Union (Gleason, 2010). 'Eurasianism' is a unique philosophical and political movement that has its origins in the early 1920s and is associated with post-revolutionary immigration (Raikan, 2013) 1 .…”

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Perspectives on leadership development in post-Soviet Eurasia

Gill¹,

Negrov²

2021

Int'l Jnl of Cross Cultural Management

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Young people throughout Eurasia are looking for leadership that is different from what preceding generations experienced in the Soviet era and many people are still accustomed to, namely a less top-down authoritarian style by a solo leader reflecting the outdated ‘Great Man’ model of ‘strong’ leadership and for a more collaborative, participative style with more dispersed leadership. This implies the need for a significant cultural change. Leadership development programmes now need to refocus their philosophy, objectives and methods on ways of developing a culture of participation, trust, a sense of belonging, teamwork and accountability and the required know-how and skills in today’s and future leaders. We present two research projects and a case study that reveal these needs and how a new approach to ethical and effective leadership development that appropriately integrates Western and Eastern values can help to liberate and develop the culture and economies of the Eurasia region and thereby make Eurasia a new global powerhouse.

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Eurasia: What is it? is it?

Cited by 21 publications

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The Revival of Regional Cooperation in Central Asia in the Perspective of Hungary’s Eastern Opening Policy

The Revival of Regional Cooperation in Central Asia in the Perspective of Hungary’s Eastern Opening Policy

Eurasian Regionalism as a Research Agenda. Interview with Dr. Mikhail A. Molchanov, University of Salamanca, Spain

Perspectives on leadership development in post-Soviet Eurasia

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