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World Eñonomy and International Relations. 2023. Vol. 67, No. 4

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Printed edition date: March 28, 2023
Date of publication: April 28, 2023
Topical Themes of the Issue:
  • Russian Policy of Turning to East: Problems and Risks 
  • The Escalation Risks of Multi-Domain Battles
  • Prospects of Internationalisation of Russian Rouble in Modern Geopolitical Circumstances 
  • The Diaspora Factor in the Context of Pan-Armenian Identity: Between Nation and State

CONTENTS:


THE WORLD AT THE BEGINNING OF MILLENNIUM
A. Torkunov, D. Strel’tsov
Russian Policy of Turning to East: Problems and Risks (p. 5-16)
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I. Strelets, S. Chebanov
Macroeconomic Shocks of 2022 and Sovereign Funds (p. 17-28)
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SECURITY PROBLEMS IN CONTEMPORARY WORLD
K. Bogdanov
The Escalation Risks of Multi-Domain Battles (p. 29-39)
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A. Chekov
Transformation of U.S. Missile Defense Policy in the Context of Countering Hypersonic Weapons (p. 40-52)
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I. Tretyakov
“Exit Strategy”: Genesis of the Concept Through the World Order Transformation (p. 53-63)
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ECONOMY, ECONOMIC THEORY
A. Polivach
Prospects of Internationalisation of Russian Rouble in Modern Geopolitical Circumstances (p. 64-74)
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Xueqing Chen
Transboundary Carbon Regulation: A View from China (p. 75-80)
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A. Nagimova
Islamic Capital Markets: Prospects of the Sukuk Issuance in the Post-Soviet Countries (p. 81-91)
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ETHNOPOLITICAL PROCESSES AND NATION IN CHANGING WORLD
H. Sargsyan, N. Dunamalyan
The Diaspora Factor in the Context of Pan-Armenian Identity: between Nation and State (p. 92-108)
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POLITICS AND SOCIETY
A. Cagri
Role of Think Tanks in Turkish-Russian Relations: Case of 2015–2016 Crisis (p. 109-122)
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U. Artamonova, L. Rustamova
“Canceling” Russia: Implications for Cultural Diplomacy (p. 123-131)
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ACADEMIC EVENT
Indo-Pacific Region: between “Friendship” and “Unfriendliness” (Round Table at the Center for Asia Pacific Studies of IMEMO) (Part II) (p. 132-139)
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