CSS Russian Working Papers

The Regionalization of Russian Foreign and Security Policy

Publisher(s): Center for Security Studies (CSS), ETH Zurich
Format: PDF
Frequency of publication: Occasional

Description: The Center for Security Studies (CSS) at ETH Zurich is an academic center of competence that specializes in research, teaching, and information services in international and national security policy. The Russian Working Papers are the result of a project on the regionalization of Russian foreign and security policy. The project sought to analyze the regional dimensions of Russia's foreign and security policy and the relationship between Russia's regions and the federal center in Moscow. The project also examined how far the central state understood and accomodated the specific regional interests. The Russian Working Papers were produced in close cooperation with reaserch institutes in both Russia and the West.
General note: © Center for Security Studies, ETH Zurich

Publications:

• Russia and the West, the West and Russia
• External Relations of Tatarstan
• Foreign and Security Policies as a Legal Problem between Center and Regions
• Regionalization of Russian Foreign and Security Policy: St Petersburg
• Foreign and Security Policy Implications of Russia's Demographic Crisis
• On the Way to Globalization
• Instrumental Internationalization
• Kaliningrad between Moscow and Brussels
• Security Perceptions Among Local Elites and Prospects for Cooperation Across Russia's Northwestern Borders
• Internationalization or Adaptation?
• Globalization at the Edges of Insecurity
• Foreign Economic Relations of Ryazan Oblast in the Context of a New Security Environment
• Regional Ideologies in the Context of International Relations
• Engaging Russia and its Regions
• Regionalization of Russian Foreign and Security Policy: The Case of Kursk Oblast
• Novosibirsk Oblast
• Regions of the "Red Belt" in the Process of Internationalization
• The City of Moscow in Russia's Foreign and Security Policy
• The Region and the World
• The Role of the Republic of Karelia in Russia's Foreign and Security Policy
• Regional Elite
• External Determinants of Russian Regionalization
• Islands of Globalization
• Internalization of Russian Regions and the Consequences for Russian Foreign and Security Policy