دانلود کتاب The Routledge Handbook of EU-Russia Relations: Structures, Actors, Issues

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Introduction: through a handbook: the study of EU-Russia relations
Part 1 Evolving relations
1 The history of Russia-European Union relations
2 The dynamics of state and societal actors in Russia’s policy on the EU
3 Intra-European Union dynamics: the interplay of divergences and convergences
4 The normative deadlock in EU-Russia relations: hegemony without influence
5 Ideas and normative competition in EU-Russian relations
Part 2 Theories, methods and learning
6 Realism and the study of EU-Russian relations
7 Power in EU-Russia relations: more than meets the eye
8 (Neo-)Institutionalism
9 Europeanisation
10 Methods of economic analysis
11 Constructivism in the study of EU-Russian relations
12 The EU-Russia relationship through the lens of postcolonial theory
Part 3 Political and security relations
13 The political and security relationship
14 The EU and the Russian Federation and human rights: similar vocabularies, opposing grammars
15 The human rights agenda in EU-Russia relations: from a political to politicised dialogue
16 Cyber security in EU-Russia relations
17 EU-Russia relations in Justice and Home Affairs: a mismatch between form and content?
18 The member states in EU-Russia relations: drivers of cooperation and sources of conflict
19 Legal approximation: the Russian perspective
Part 4 Economic relations
20 Russia-EU economic relations: from moderate pull to normative push?
21 EU-Russia energy relations
22 Policy of sanctions in Russia-EU relations
23 EU-EAEU common economic space
24 EU-Russia relations in the science and technology field: the persistence of the legal framework in the context of selective engagement
Part 5 Social relations
25 Civil society in EU-Russia relations
26 Building trust through academic cooperation?
27 EU-Russia cultural relations and identity politics
28 Unsocial media in the EU and Russia
29 Epistemic communities in EU-Russia relations: a dialogue of the deaf?
Part 6 Regional relations
30 EU, Russia and the question of Kaliningrad
31 The Northern Dimension
32 EU-Russian cross-border cooperation, its instruments and programmes
33 Russia and the EU in the Arctic
34 From a ‘common’ to a ‘contested’ neighbourhood: connecting levels of analysis in EU-Russia interaction
Part 7 EU, Russia and global governance
35 Russia in the liberal world order
36 EU-Russia-US relations: diverging visions on European security
37 Russia and the EU in Asia
38 The EU, Russia and the Middle East
39 EU-Russia relations in multilateral governmental frameworks
40 Unrealised potential: the EU and Russia in regional multilateral institutions
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