Table of Contents of Winter 2010 Issue

by Nicole Gallina

Russia’s National Security Strategy to 2020: A Great Power in the Making?

by Sophia Dimitrakopoulou & Andrew Liaropoulos 

International Language Rights Norms in the Dispute over Latinization Reform in the Republic of Tatarstan

by Dilyara Suleymanova 

European Foreign Policy after Lisbon: Strengthening the EU as an International Actor

by Kateryna Koehler

 

Russia’s Pragmatic Reimperialization

by Janusz Bugajski  

The Russian authorities are engaged in a policy of “pragmatic reimperialization” in seeking to restore Moscow’s regional dominance, undermining U.S. global influence, dividing the NATO alliance, neutralizing the European Union (EU), limiting further NATO and EU enlargement, and re-establishing zones of “privileged interest” in the former Soviet bloc, where pliant governments are targeted through economic, political, and security instruments…read more