• Corpus ID: 96461459

Belarus’s Asymmetric Relations with Russia: the Case of Strategic Hedging?

@inproceedings{Preiherman2017BelarussAR,
  title={Belarus’s Asymmetric Relations with Russia: the Case of Strategic Hedging?},
  author={Yauheni Preiherman},
  year={2017}
}
dspace.ut.ee
3 Citations
Highly Influential Citations
1
Background Citations
1

Figures from this paper

3 Citations

Russia, Post-Soviet Integration, and the EAEU: The Balance between Domination and Cooperation

ABSTRACT The Russian leadership promotes a vision of a multipolar world where major powers must have their own “zones of influence.” This implies that other “great powers” have to recognize Moscow’s…

Strategic hedging in the Black Sea: The case of Turkey versus Russia

Abstract Although strategic hedging has attracted increasing scholarly attention in the study of how secondary states manage their relations with a neighboring great power, existing works on the…

Between the West and Russia: Moldova’s international brokers in a two-level game

ABSTRACT Moldova pursues a “dual alignment” strategy between two opposing political, economic and cultural blocs: the European Union (EU) and Russia. Why does Chișinău pursue such a strategy, and how…

References

SHOWING 1-10 OF 47 REFERENCES

Setting the scene : Small states and international security

Small states, survival and strategy

Deadly imbalances: Tripolarity and Hitler's strategy of world conquest

Small States in the European Union

Smaller European Union member states face size-related challenges in the EU multilevel system, such as weighted voting in day-to-day policymaking in which EU secondary law is produced or high…

Scandinavian Africa Policies: Value-based Foreign Policies between British Affinity, French National Interests and EU Norms

Man, the State and War: A Theoretical Analysis

The Diplomacies of Small States at the Start of the Twenty-first Century: How Vulnerable? How Resilient?

While there are now more small states than ever, the analytic and policy attention towards these states has not matched their proliferation. Hence the timeliness of this collection, which is designed…

Small but Smart: Small States in the Global System

Small states, often island or enclaves, frequently make news headlines because of their economic or political instabilities: the ‘failed state’ of the Solomon Islands, the imminent collapse of Nauru,…

Thucydides or Kissinger? A Critical Review of Smaller State Diplomacy

In The Peloponnesian War, Thucydides (1972: 402) highlights the effects of the general weakness of smaller states vis-a-vis larger, more powerful ones in a key passage where the Athenians remind the…

Small States: A Tool for Analysis?

The usefulness of the concept of “small states” as an analytical tool is discussed in a review of books by Edward Azar and Marshall Singer. The size of states has both domestic and international…