1999
DOI: 10.1016/s0030-4387(99)80071-4
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Look before NATO leaps into the Caspian

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“…Russian is no longer a priority language in non-Russian Eurasian countries, though it remains a primary language of business and government. 32 Moreover, the Russian public had little appetite for shedding blood and treasure to keep Russia intact in Chechnya -let alone to sustain the CIS. Russia has thus used economic leverage to exercise its residual hegemonic influence.…”
Section: The Cis and Hegemonic Stabilitymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Russian is no longer a priority language in non-Russian Eurasian countries, though it remains a primary language of business and government. 32 Moreover, the Russian public had little appetite for shedding blood and treasure to keep Russia intact in Chechnya -let alone to sustain the CIS. Russia has thus used economic leverage to exercise its residual hegemonic influence.…”
Section: The Cis and Hegemonic Stabilitymentioning
confidence: 99%