
Аннотация. Важной проблемой для международной политики являются создание и эмпирическая проверка новых теоретических моделей сосуществования нескольких региональных лидерских проектов, параллельно реализуемых различными государствами и международными организациями. Данная проблема наиболее интересно актуализируется в Евразийском регионе, где мы наблюдаем присутствие нескольких потенциальных лидеров (Россия, Китай, ЕС), конкурирующих за одних и тех же последователей, и, соответственно, чрезвычайно высокую вариативность отношений, связывающих претендентов на ведущие и ведомые роли. В статье обосновывается возможность разработки научной повестки исследований регионального лидерства на материале современной Евразии.
Ключевые слова: региональное лидерство, международные отношения, Евразия, Россия, Китай, Европейский союз.
Статья подготовлена в рамках проекта Российского фонда фундаментальных исследований (№ 19-014-00030) “Модели лидерства в многополярном мире: сравнительный анализ стратегий России, Китая и Евросоюза в Евразийском регионе”.
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