Political Leadership and Public Support In Belarus: Forward to the Past?
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Department of International Politics |
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Data(s) |
07/11/2008
07/11/2008
2001
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Resumo |
Korosteleva-Polglase Elena, White, S., 'Political Leadership and Public Support In Belarus: Forward to the Past?', In: 'The EU and Belarus: Between Moscow and Brussels', (London: Kogan Page), pp.51-71, 2001 RAE2008 Belarus is perhaps the least changed of all the former Soviet states, with its authoritarian regime, non-liberalized economy and close links with Russia. Yet following enlargement it will be an immediate neighbor of the EU and a major crossing-point between east and west, whether for people, drugs or energy supplies. This book looks at Belarus?s checkered history since independence, its internal development and international relations, and considers prospects for change both before and after enlargement, and how the EU might best respond. Contributors include a wide range of academics and officials, professionals and practitioners, from Belarus, EU countries and beyond. |
Formato |
21 |
Identificador |
White , S & Korosteleva-Polglase , E 2001 , Political Leadership and Public Support In Belarus: Forward to the Past? in The EU and Belarus: Between Moscow and Brussels . Kogan Page , pp. 51-71 . 1-903403-02-2 PURE: 80181 PURE UUID: bbd1f6a1-79c5-49f9-b864-e97089671234 dspace: 2160/943 |
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eng |
Publicador |
Kogan Page |
Relação |
The EU and Belarus: Between Moscow and Brussels |
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