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Goliath versus Goliath

EU Democracy Promotion in the Eastern Neighbourhood and Russia's Alternative Agenda

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Proclamation of the ultimate victory of liberal democracy, which was popular in the 1990s, has clearly become inappropriate today, especially if one looks at the Eastern Partnership countries. This book aims at explaining the reasons for the EU’s lack of success with its democratization agenda in the Eastern Partnership countries by looking into Russia’s competitive agenda. ‘Goliath versus Goliath’ is an apt description of the EU’s and Russia’s countering attempts to promote their respective agendas in their shared neighbourhood. The EU’s democratization process and Russia’s alternative agenda in this region from 1991 to 2016 are compared through the prism of a realist balance of power thesis in normative, economic and military dimensions.

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Goliath versus Goliath, Bogdana Depo

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2019
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Tytuł
Goliath versus Goliath
Podtytuł
EU Democracy Promotion in the Eastern Neighbourhood and Russia's Alternative Agenda
Język
angielski
Wydawca
Nomos
Rok wydania
2019
Oprawa
miękka
Liczba stron
283
ISBN10
3848758709
ISBN13
9783848758708
Seria
Opis
Proclamation of the ultimate victory of liberal democracy, which was popular in the 1990s, has clearly become inappropriate today, especially if one looks at the Eastern Partnership countries. This book aims at explaining the reasons for the EU’s lack of success with its democratization agenda in the Eastern Partnership countries by looking into Russia’s competitive agenda. ‘Goliath versus Goliath’ is an apt description of the EU’s and Russia’s countering attempts to promote their respective agendas in their shared neighbourhood. The EU’s democratization process and Russia’s alternative agenda in this region from 1991 to 2016 are compared through the prism of a realist balance of power thesis in normative, economic and military dimensions.