Security Challenges In The Post-Soviet Space: European And Asian Perspectives

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Introduction

Sławomir Dębski
Competition of Post-Soviet and Pro-European Models of Development in Eastern Europe—a Role for the EU

Takayuki Ito
Globalization, Democratization and Japan’s Role in Kurasia

Xiaoyang Dong
The CIS Policy of Russia and Current Challenges

Wojciech Konończuk
Belarusian and Ukrainian Strategy toward Post-Soviet Integration 

Huasheng Zhao
SCO as a Regional Security Organization and China’s Relations with Central Asia 

Shoichi Itoh
Can Russia Become a “Regional Power” in Northeast Asia? Implications from Contemporary Energy Relations with China and Japa 

Junzo Nakano
Russian Foreign Policy in Northeast Asia: From the Perspective of Japan’s Security

Takeshi Yuasa
Russia’s Policy toward Central Asia: Tendencies of Limited Engagement

Adam Eberhardt
Armed Conflicts in Georgia: the Russian Factor

Akihiro Iwashita
A New Era of Eurasian Cooperation: Beyond the Sino-Russian Border Disputes 

Marta Jaroszewicz
Borders in Post-Soviet Space: Common Challenges 

Alexander Rusetsky
Border challenges in the South Caucasus—the case of Georgia

Arif Yunusov
Ethno-Migration Processes in Southern Caucasus in the Post-Soviet Period 

Ernest Wyciszkiewicz
Caspian Gas and Oil—What Relevance for the West? 

Nirmala Joshi
Eurasia in International Politics: The Russian Energy Factor 

Jaroslav Romanchuk
Belarusian Phenomenon: Origin, Results and Perspective 

Bartosz Cichocki
Kaliningrad Oblast’s Influence on Regional Stability 

Mikhail Alexseev
Nationhood Vigilantism in the Global Semi-periphery: Migration and Ethnoreligious Hostility in Russia 

Ivo Samson
Slovakia: Getting Real about Immigration (The Dilemma: More Immigrants, Less Security?)