Turbulence in the Post-Cold War Era

Stanisław Bieleń

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2021

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Bieleń, Stanisław. Turbulence in the Post-Cold War Era. Red. . Warszawa: Uniwersytet Warszawski, 2021, 238 s. ISBN 978-83-235-5320-5, doi: https://doi.org/10.31338/uw.9788323553205

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policentryzm, Rosja, polycentrism, West, Zachód, turbulence, post-Cold War era, international order, Russia, pozimnowojnie, turbulencje, ład międzynarodowy

The author pinpoints the relations between geopolitics and globalisation from the angle of the post-Cold War politically turbulent order. Against this background of a clash between two opposing tendencies – revisionism and defence of the sta...

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ISBN/ISSN:

978-83-235-5320-5

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.31338/uw.9788323553205

Издательство:

Uniwersytet Warszawski

Год публикации:

2021

Количество страниц:

238

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ONIX MARC21

Introduction7
Chapter I. Geopolitical determinants of the international order 171. Geopolitics and globalization17
2. Characteristics of the transition from the Cold War to the post-Cold War order24
3. How the international order is governed29
Chapter II. Th e place of states in the international order 341. The relativization of the nation state34
2. The threat of an imperialization of the world40
3. The implications of the fall of states43
4. The state from the global perspective49
Chapter III. Status as an indicator of states’ positionsin the international hierarchy 591. Status as conceived sociologically59
2. Status as conceived legally61
3. The fight for status in international relations63
4. Poland’s historically and geopolitically encumbered status69
Chapter IV. Manifestations of revisionism and the defence of the status quo in international relations 751. Antecedents of revisionism and the status quo75
2. Russia and China as sources of anti-Western revisionism77
3. The dialectics of revisionism and the defence of the status quo80
relations 871. Hegemony as an indicator of the post-Cold War order87
2. Under the mark of American power88
3. US hegemony contested96
4. Towards ‘polygony’ – a multicentric polygon of powers99
Chapter VI. Th e identity crisis of the Western alliance 1051. Reassessments in the Western world105
2. The decline of the alliance107
3. The need to restore common interests113
Chapter VII. Redefi ning Russia as a superpowerin international relations 1191. Russia’s traditions as a great power119
2. The search for a new identity121
3. Determination to restore superpower status125
4. Image-building133
5. Pan-Russianism as a manifestation of imperial ideology138
Chapter VIII. Perceptions of Russia in international relations 1441. Perception and international images144
2. Lasting tendencies in perceptions of Russia147
3. The discourse over Russia152
4. How Russia is perceived in Poland159
Chapter IX. A return to Realpolitik in Russian-Westernrelations as a result of the confl ict in Ukraine 1651. The background of Russia’s new confrontation with the West165
2. The foundations of Russian Realpolitik167
3. The risk of an escalation in the conflict174
4. Poland vs Russian Realpolitik176
Chapter X. Central European energy security in the American geopolitical game 1831. Energy interdependence in the modern world183
2. The American energy game over Europe186
3. The dialectics of American-Russian interdependence190
Conclusion198
Bibliography208