出版社：Research Centre for East European Studies and the Center for Security Studies
摘要：This edition considers what conclusions can be drawn from the first six months of the Eurasian Economic Union (EEU). Firstly, Gennady Chufrin evaluates the opportunities and challenges facing Eurasian economic integration, suggesting that the EEU has a fair chance of succeeding in the long-term, but that it will have to travel a difficult uphill road to do so. Secondly, Maria Lagutina assesses the EEU in light of wider processes of global regionalization, arguing that it should be seen as an attempt to construct a global region to ensure that Eurasia does not function solely as a raw-materials appendage and a set of peripheral states in the world economy. Thirdly, Kateryna Boguslavska examines the EEU’s first six months in terms of macroeconomic development and economic trade relations, highlighting a number of trade disputes between its members and moves by some members to protect their national markets.
