Kang Yoon-hee: Russia and World Politics

The narrow lens of one-relationship breaks the practice of understanding Russia, and as a large, scholarly Eurasian nation with diverse cultural rights and increases its expansion and contractions to these areas, it lights up the history of Russia in Taja face. While most Russian studies are based on Russia, the book also sees the impact that Russia has had on its subjects in the eyes of the foreign or other ethnic groups that are connected to Russia. This is how Russia highlights the complex and middle-class relationship with its neighboring nations and peoples. This is an attempt to avoid the practice of understanding Russia only through a narrow lens of one-row relations, and ultimately the academic challenge of understanding it as a true Eurasian country. We're going to go through six of these cases in this diagram. The Osman Turk Empire and Iran are the examples of the peoples/states that were included in the Russian Empire, including the Armenians, Muslims in Central Asia, and the Russians. What about the former, the formation of individual national states? Israel, the Armenian Republic, five Central Asian countries, the Republic of Belarus? While the latter focus on the influence of the Russian insane in the process, the focus is on diplomatic relations with Russia or on the topic of awareness of the country's foreign relations. On the other hand, each paper is limited to a certain time when it can be demonstrated well, rather than routinely recounting all the relationships that a particular country or ethnic group has had with Russia.

Korean title: 러시아와 세계정치

Korean author: 강윤희

Korean publisher: 사회평론아카데미

ISBN-13: 9791189946104