Go Jae-nam: Understanding Russian Foreign Policy

Some people are critical of the Russian government's domestic and foreign policies. Integration of authority, media control, human rights abuse, corruption, political and national capitalism, such as the United States, including corruption, and the United Nations, have caused critical evaluations of the political and economic side of the country: the joint-munist forces of Crimea and Donbas, intervention in Syria, increased relations with so-called bad countries, and conflicts with the United Kingdom. So why does Russia seek third way, third degree of dominance rather than a side-by-side to mainstream order, confrontation and competition and the way of readers? What is the so-called Russian road in diplomatic and security policy? The book was written with the goal of looking for a low-level solution to it. The book has been designed to be used as a textbook for university students, graduate students and the public who are interested in Russian foreign policy, and it consists of 11 complete chapters. Chapter 1 opened up Soviet foreign policy to help readers understand the development and decision-making conditions of Russian foreign policy. Chapter 2 dealt with Russia's diplomatic and security strategies and its real and fourth-part integration movements. Also, chapter 5 analyzed the Russian Central Asian policy and multi-party collaboration and the Sixth Chapters of the New Big Game in central Eurasia and Russia and the 7th chapter of Renam and the U.S.

Korean title: 러시아 외교정책의 이해

Korean author: 고재남

Korean publisher: 역사공간

ISBN-13: 9791157071968