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1 - 7 из 7 Comparative analysis of combat manifestations of separatism in the Russian Far East and China: lessons learned and possible solutions to problems
Morozov Yu.V. candidate of military sciences, professor, senior researcher, Institute for Far Eastern Studies ( morozovyury51@yandex.ru ) Journal: National interests: priorities and security, #7, 2014 The article examines manifestations of separatism in the Far East as a threat to the sovereignty and security of Russia. Analyzes to combat this phenomenon in China. Suggests possible steps the central government to reduce Russian separatist sentiment in the country based on China's experience. Noted that the development of the region's economy instead of ethnic migrants expedient be contracted Russian specialists from the central regions of the country where the economy is stagnating. Promising areas for the SCO development in Eurasia
Morozov Yu.V. Institute for US and Canadian Studies, Russian Academy of Sciences, Moscow, Russian Federation ( morozovyury51@yandex.ru ) Journal: National interests: priorities and security, #1, 2018 Importance As India and Pakistan acceded the SCO as its full members, this marked the onset of the SCO in Eurasia. This will lay the firm basis for the multipolar world advocated by Russia and China. The U.S. arsenal of ‘soft power’ as a threat to the security of the SCO countries
Morozov Yu.V. Institute for US and Canadian Studies, Russian Academy of Sciences, Moscow, Russian Federation ( morozovyury51@yandex.ru ) Journal: National interests: priorities and security, #12, 2017 Importance From macroeconomic perspectives, the USA focuses on domestic economic growth and reallocation of global resources in the U.S. favor. From geopolitical perspectives, the USA strives to keep its dominance in international affairs. The 2016 Summit of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization and its goals for security of its integration plans
Klimenko A.F. Institute of Far Eastern Studies, Russian Academy of Sciences, Moscow, Russian Federation ( klimenko46@mail.ru ) Morozov Yu.V. Institute of Far Eastern Studies, Russian Academy of Sciences, Moscow, Russian Federation ( morozovyury51@yandex.ru ) Journal: National interests: priorities and security, #10, 2016 Importance Currently, the Central Asian region undergoes a substantial geopolitical shift, which results in a stronger position of China. Beijing and Moscow become the principal partners of the Central Asian States in economy and security. Analyzing the Chinese project of the Silk Road Economic Belt and challenges for its implementation, we provide the rationale for strengthened powers and capacities of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization, which is called to bring the Chinese project into life. The significance of humanitarian cooperation of Russia and China with their Central Asian partners in the framework of Shanghai Cooperation Organization
Morozov Yu.V. Institute of Far Eastern Studies, RAS, Moscow, Russian Federation ( morozovyury51@yandex.ru ) Safronova E.I. Institute of Far Eastern Studies, RAS, Moscow, Russian Federation ( louzela@rambler.ru ) Journal: National interests: priorities and security, #32, 2014 The article shows to what extend the humanitarian dimension of contemporary international rela-tions (IR) became influential. The authors make an attempt to warn against the underestimation of the humanitarian factor in the global arena. That underestimation may lead not only to a varie-ty of problems, which hinder the development of the bilateral and multilateral relations of IR-subjects, but also may create some difficulties in other levels of their interaction - political, eco-nomic and defensive ones, etc. The article presents authors' perception of the "soft power" and the place of humanitarian cooperation in the "soft power" concept, and also the paper analyzes the strong points and weaknesses of the humanitarian cooperation of Russia, China and some other countries - the SCO member-states. The paper considers the problems, which impede the promotion of the Russia's positive image in the Central Asian region countries. The authors pro-vide an analysis of the experience of the Russian universities' branches in the Central Asian re-gional countries, which demonstrate the growing need in expanding of the network of schools in the Central Asia with the Russian educational curriculum. The authors also examine the features of the Chinese modern "soft power" tactics in regard to the Central Asian countries of the SCO segment. The paper also provides a number of recommendations for the authorities, which bear responsibility for promoting of the Russia's humanitarian cooperation with the foreign countries in such areas as cultural dialogue, health care, scientific research and education, information and ecology as well as, cooperation in an area of the elimination and management of the natural and the man-made disasters. The authors provide the directions of the further interaction taking into account the capacities and interests, which concern not only Russia, but also its strategic partners - China and the states of the Central Asia. The main conclusions of the article are as follows: a) by its significance, the current humanitarian activities we may put on a par with the foreign policy and the economic efforts of a state, aimed at safeguarding of the state's interests abroad; b) by the implementation, the Russian-Chinese joint humanitarian initiatives became the new humani-tarian "breakthrough", which may enhance not only the "soft power" positions, but also the over-all potential of the SCO as well. The Arctic as part of the NATO strategy and paths of Russia's relationships with the Northeast Asia in the region
Morozov Yu.V. Institute of Far East of RAS, Institute of USA and Canada of RAS, Moscow, Russian Federation ( morozovyury51@yandex.ru ) Klimenko A.F. Institute of Far East of RAS, Moscow, Russian Federation ( klimenko46@mail.ru ) Journal: National interests: priorities and security, #17, 2015 Importance The 21st century is seeing how countries are vying for their access to energy resources, which, if available, shape the economic destiny of the country in the foreseeable future. Oil and gas reserves are depleting, with shale gas production still being very expensive. In these circumstances, the Arctic and its substantial hydrocarbon reserves, convenient cross-continental sea and air routes attracts more and more attention of the developed States. It fuels a race for control over the region. Some developed States of the Northeast Asia joined this race to pursue their national interests in the Arctic. Falsification of the results of World War II as part of the information campaign against Russia
Morozov Yu.V. Institute of Far East Studies, Institute for U.S. and Canadian Studies, Russian Academy of Science, Moscow, Russian Federation ( morozovyury51@yandex.ru ) Journal: National interests: priorities and security, #25, 2015 Importance In 2015, the global community holds massive celebrations of the 70th anniversary after the anti-German coalition won the Nazi Germany and militarist Japan. However, advocates of the unipolar world have their own interests to diminish the role of Russia in international affairs as part of a new interpretation of the results of the World War II, thus transforming Russia's image from the Winner State into the aggressor. The results of World War II are falsified actively and continuously as part of the information campaign against Russia.
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