Rubric:
Orbis terrarum: international relations


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Orbis terrarum: international relations


2022

No 3-2022
Kosevich E.Yu.
Cyberspace security in Latin American countries
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Korgun I.A., Toloraya G.D.
On the question of effectiveness of sanctions against DPRK
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Graham T.
Russia and the United States on the world stage. Part III. The role of messianism, exceptionalism, ambition, and survival in forging rivalry
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Borovsky Yu.V., Shishkina O.V.
The EU's energy policy and its driving forces
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Lantzov S.A.
The second Karabakh war: background, causes, consequences
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No 2-2022
Kokoshin A.A., Kokoshina Z.A.
The Afghan crisis: a global and regional problem for the world community
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Troitskiy M.A.
Competing conceptions of justice in world politics
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Raynkhardt R.O., Panov A.N.
Interpretations of “diplomacy for science” by Russian scholars and diplomats
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Neklessa A.I.
Postcoloniality as a fractal aspect of postmodernity: subject, methodology, forecast (The 70th anniversary of Alfred Sauvy’s article “Three Worlds, One Planet”)
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Graham T.
Russia and the United States on the world stage. Part II. The ideological and geopolitical path to enduring rivalry
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2021

No 3-2021
Koktysh K.E.
Belarus: A New Geopolitical Reality?
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Antyukhova E.A.
NATO in the Ñrosshairs of COVID-19
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Safranchuk I.A., Lukyanov F.A.
The Modern World Order: Structural Realities and Great Power Rivalries
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