World E�onomy and International Relations. No. 8, 2015

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World E�onomy and International Relations. No. 8, 2015

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In the Issue no. 8 we offer an analysis of the latest aspects of China’s foreign policy, pay attention to the causes and history of “the unknown revolution” in Yemen, try to assess the impact of Euroscepticism on the European politics.

CONTENTS:

THE WORLD AT THE BEGINNING OF MILLENNIUM

International Dimension of Population Policy (p. 5-13)

ECONOMY, ECONOMIC THEORY

Risk Management under Informational Asymmetry: to Differentiate Those Distinguishable (p. 14-24)

Russia�ASEAN: Trade and Global Value Chains (p. 25-39)

EUROPE: NEW REALITIES

Euroscepticism: New Factor of European Politics (p. 40-48)

Methods of Governance in the European Union (p. 49-60)

EAST ASIA: PROSPECTS OF DEVELOPMENT

V. Mikheev, S. Lukonin

China after Boao-2015 (p. 61-70)

GREATER MIDDLE EAST

L. Isaev, A. Korotaev

Yemen: Unknown Revolution and International Conflict (p. 71-81)

LATIN AMERICA: IN SEARCH OF OWN WAY

Latin American Integration and Extra-Region Cooperation. Prospects for Russia (p. 82-91)

COUNTRIES AND REGIONS

Politics of Modern India and the World of Untouchables (p. 92-100)

FROM HISTORY OF IMEMO

IMEMO in Early 1990s (continued) (p. 101-110)

AROUND BOOKS

In the Phase of the Complications: Actual Problems of World Political Stability (p. 111-116)

Problems of Systemic Regulation of Capitalism in the XXI Century (p. 117-127)

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