Moldova
Arena of International Influences
Herausgeber: Kosienkowski, Marcin; Schreiber, William
Moldova
Arena of International Influences
Herausgeber: Kosienkowski, Marcin; Schreiber, William
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Moldova: Arena of International Influences assembles twenty-one Moldova experts and practitioners of a different nationalities, each describing his or her own country's contemporary foreign policy in this Eastern European country. More than just a map of the international political landscape in Moldova today, the volume provides a unique international perspective of the country's future. An essential reference for scholars and policy makers themselves interested in stepping into the Moldovan arena.
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Moldova: Arena of International Influences assembles twenty-one Moldova experts and practitioners of a different nationalities, each describing his or her own country's contemporary foreign policy in this Eastern European country. More than just a map of the international political landscape in Moldova today, the volume provides a unique international perspective of the country's future. An essential reference for scholars and policy makers themselves interested in stepping into the Moldovan arena.
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- Verlag: Lexington Books
- Seitenzahl: 302
- Erscheinungstermin: 1. Mai 2012
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 235mm x 157mm x 22mm
- Gewicht: 646g
- ISBN-13: 9780739173916
- ISBN-10: 073917391X
- Artikelnr.: 35361363
- Verlag: Lexington Books
- Seitenzahl: 302
- Erscheinungstermin: 1. Mai 2012
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 235mm x 157mm x 22mm
- Gewicht: 646g
- ISBN-13: 9780739173916
- ISBN-10: 073917391X
- Artikelnr.: 35361363
Marcin Kosienkowski, PhD, is assistant professor at the Institute of Political Science of the John Paul II Catholic University of Lublin, Poland. His research focuses on the post-Soviet area. He has published extensively on Moldova and its breakaway region of Transnistria. Among other works, he is author of The Pridnestrovian Moldavian Republic. Survival Determinants [Polish] (2010). William Schreiber is a Millar scholar at the Institute for European, Russian and Eurasian Studies, The George Washington University, Washington, DC. He has written about the Central and Eastern Europe for Newsweek International, The Wall Street Journal, and others.
Foreword, Jerzy Buzek Preface Chapter 1: Belarus: A Pragmatic Approach
toward Moldova, Vladislav V. Froltsov Chapter 2: Bulgaria: Relations with
Moldova under the Influence of the Bulgarian Diaspora, Nicolai Tveatcov
Chapter 3: China: Policy toward Moldova under the Influence of Socialism,
Lingqi Meng Chapter 4: The Czech Republic and Slovakia: Partnership with
Moldova for Transformation and Europeanization, Juraj Maruiak Chapter 5:
The European Union: From Ignorance to a Privileged Partnership with
Moldova, Natalia Shapovalova and Jos Boonstra Chapter 6: France:
Unfulfilled Potential as a Major EU Partner of Moldova, Florent Parmentier
Chapter 7: Germany: Increased Attention toward Moldova?, Dareg A. Zabarah
Chapter 8: Hungary: A Supporter of Moldova's Independence , András Rácz and
Andrea Ambrus Chapter 9: Italy: A Missing Actor on the Moldovan Regional
Stage? , Davide Zaffi Chapter 10: Lithuania: Restoration of Old Links with
Moldova for New Goals, Laura Kirvelyte Chapter 11: Poland: Rediscovering
Moldova, Marcin Kosienkowski Chapter 12: Romania: From Brotherly Affection
with Moldova to Disillusionment and Pragmatism, Octavian Milevschi Chapter
13: Russia: Relations with Moldova under a Paradigm of Ambiguity, Andrey
Devyatkov Chapter 14: Turkey: Politics of Balance and Caution toward
Moldova, Özgehan Senyuva Chapter 15: Ukraine: Inconsistent Policy toward
Moldova, Vladimir Korobov and Georgiy Byanov Chapter 16: United Kingdom: A
Developing Engagement with Moldova, Ronald J. Hill Chapter 17: United
States: Rewriting the Post-Soviet Narrative in Moldova , William Schreiber
Chapter 18: Transnistria: A Policy of Denial, Containment and Separation
from Moldova, Andrey Safonov
toward Moldova, Vladislav V. Froltsov Chapter 2: Bulgaria: Relations with
Moldova under the Influence of the Bulgarian Diaspora, Nicolai Tveatcov
Chapter 3: China: Policy toward Moldova under the Influence of Socialism,
Lingqi Meng Chapter 4: The Czech Republic and Slovakia: Partnership with
Moldova for Transformation and Europeanization, Juraj Maruiak Chapter 5:
The European Union: From Ignorance to a Privileged Partnership with
Moldova, Natalia Shapovalova and Jos Boonstra Chapter 6: France:
Unfulfilled Potential as a Major EU Partner of Moldova, Florent Parmentier
Chapter 7: Germany: Increased Attention toward Moldova?, Dareg A. Zabarah
Chapter 8: Hungary: A Supporter of Moldova's Independence , András Rácz and
Andrea Ambrus Chapter 9: Italy: A Missing Actor on the Moldovan Regional
Stage? , Davide Zaffi Chapter 10: Lithuania: Restoration of Old Links with
Moldova for New Goals, Laura Kirvelyte Chapter 11: Poland: Rediscovering
Moldova, Marcin Kosienkowski Chapter 12: Romania: From Brotherly Affection
with Moldova to Disillusionment and Pragmatism, Octavian Milevschi Chapter
13: Russia: Relations with Moldova under a Paradigm of Ambiguity, Andrey
Devyatkov Chapter 14: Turkey: Politics of Balance and Caution toward
Moldova, Özgehan Senyuva Chapter 15: Ukraine: Inconsistent Policy toward
Moldova, Vladimir Korobov and Georgiy Byanov Chapter 16: United Kingdom: A
Developing Engagement with Moldova, Ronald J. Hill Chapter 17: United
States: Rewriting the Post-Soviet Narrative in Moldova , William Schreiber
Chapter 18: Transnistria: A Policy of Denial, Containment and Separation
from Moldova, Andrey Safonov
Foreword, Jerzy Buzek Preface Chapter 1: Belarus: A Pragmatic Approach
toward Moldova, Vladislav V. Froltsov Chapter 2: Bulgaria: Relations with
Moldova under the Influence of the Bulgarian Diaspora, Nicolai Tveatcov
Chapter 3: China: Policy toward Moldova under the Influence of Socialism,
Lingqi Meng Chapter 4: The Czech Republic and Slovakia: Partnership with
Moldova for Transformation and Europeanization, Juraj Maruiak Chapter 5:
The European Union: From Ignorance to a Privileged Partnership with
Moldova, Natalia Shapovalova and Jos Boonstra Chapter 6: France:
Unfulfilled Potential as a Major EU Partner of Moldova, Florent Parmentier
Chapter 7: Germany: Increased Attention toward Moldova?, Dareg A. Zabarah
Chapter 8: Hungary: A Supporter of Moldova's Independence , András Rácz and
Andrea Ambrus Chapter 9: Italy: A Missing Actor on the Moldovan Regional
Stage? , Davide Zaffi Chapter 10: Lithuania: Restoration of Old Links with
Moldova for New Goals, Laura Kirvelyte Chapter 11: Poland: Rediscovering
Moldova, Marcin Kosienkowski Chapter 12: Romania: From Brotherly Affection
with Moldova to Disillusionment and Pragmatism, Octavian Milevschi Chapter
13: Russia: Relations with Moldova under a Paradigm of Ambiguity, Andrey
Devyatkov Chapter 14: Turkey: Politics of Balance and Caution toward
Moldova, Özgehan Senyuva Chapter 15: Ukraine: Inconsistent Policy toward
Moldova, Vladimir Korobov and Georgiy Byanov Chapter 16: United Kingdom: A
Developing Engagement with Moldova, Ronald J. Hill Chapter 17: United
States: Rewriting the Post-Soviet Narrative in Moldova , William Schreiber
Chapter 18: Transnistria: A Policy of Denial, Containment and Separation
from Moldova, Andrey Safonov
toward Moldova, Vladislav V. Froltsov Chapter 2: Bulgaria: Relations with
Moldova under the Influence of the Bulgarian Diaspora, Nicolai Tveatcov
Chapter 3: China: Policy toward Moldova under the Influence of Socialism,
Lingqi Meng Chapter 4: The Czech Republic and Slovakia: Partnership with
Moldova for Transformation and Europeanization, Juraj Maruiak Chapter 5:
The European Union: From Ignorance to a Privileged Partnership with
Moldova, Natalia Shapovalova and Jos Boonstra Chapter 6: France:
Unfulfilled Potential as a Major EU Partner of Moldova, Florent Parmentier
Chapter 7: Germany: Increased Attention toward Moldova?, Dareg A. Zabarah
Chapter 8: Hungary: A Supporter of Moldova's Independence , András Rácz and
Andrea Ambrus Chapter 9: Italy: A Missing Actor on the Moldovan Regional
Stage? , Davide Zaffi Chapter 10: Lithuania: Restoration of Old Links with
Moldova for New Goals, Laura Kirvelyte Chapter 11: Poland: Rediscovering
Moldova, Marcin Kosienkowski Chapter 12: Romania: From Brotherly Affection
with Moldova to Disillusionment and Pragmatism, Octavian Milevschi Chapter
13: Russia: Relations with Moldova under a Paradigm of Ambiguity, Andrey
Devyatkov Chapter 14: Turkey: Politics of Balance and Caution toward
Moldova, Özgehan Senyuva Chapter 15: Ukraine: Inconsistent Policy toward
Moldova, Vladimir Korobov and Georgiy Byanov Chapter 16: United Kingdom: A
Developing Engagement with Moldova, Ronald J. Hill Chapter 17: United
States: Rewriting the Post-Soviet Narrative in Moldova , William Schreiber
Chapter 18: Transnistria: A Policy of Denial, Containment and Separation
from Moldova, Andrey Safonov