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Moldova: Arena of International Influences

Contributor(s): Marusiak, Juraj (Contribution by), Parmentier, Florent (Contribution by), Senyuva, Özgehan (Contribution by), Boonstra, Jos (Contribution by), Zabarah, Dareg A (Contribution by), Devyatkov, Andrey (Contribution by), Byanov, Georgiy (Contribution by), Kirvelyte, Laura (Contribution by), Tveatcov, Nicolai (Contribution by), Kosienkowski, Marcin (Contribution by), Korobov, Vladimir (Contribution by), Froltsov, Vladislav (Contribution by), Ambrus, Andrea (Contribution by), Safonov, Andrey (Contribution by), Shapovalova, Natalia (Contribution by), Hill, Ronald J (Contribution by), Zaffi, Davide (Contribution by), Rácz, András (Contribution by), Milevschi, Octavian (Contribution by), Meng, Lingqi (Contribution by), Schreiber, William (Contribution by), Kosienkowski, Marcin (Editor), Schreiber, William (Editor)

ISBN: 9780739173916

Publisher: Lexington Books

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Pub Date: May 8, 2012

Dewey: 327.476

LCCN: 2012008690

Lexile Code: 0000

Features: Bibliography, Dust Cover, Index, Table of Contents

Target Age Group: 22 to UP

Physical Info: 1.00" H x 9.10" L x 6.10" W ( 1.30 lbs) 296 pages

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Description: Moldova: Arena of International Influences assembles twenty-one Moldova experts and practitioners of a different nationalities, each describing his or her own country's contemporary foreign policy in this Eastern European country. More than just a map of the international poli...

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"Stereotypes of Moldova as a Russian pawn or an EU protectorate are debunked by a well-known team of authors and insiders, revealing the nuts and bolts of national policies and interests vis-a-vis Chisinau. At last, Moldova: Arena of International Influences is an in-depth study probing beyond generic EU policies for Moldova; an excellent analysis of national policies." --Wim van Meurs, History Department, Radboud University Nijmegen

"This is a unique updated volume, which covers the broad spectrum of bilateral relations between Moldova and eighteen countries, including the US, the United Kingdom, Russia, China, France, Germany, and Italy, set within the foreign policy perspectives of each of these countries towards Chisinau. It is an excellent collection of essays, chock full of useful facts and details, which combines foreign policy diversity with common themes such as the Europeanization of Moldova." --Robert Weiner, University of Massachusetts, Boston

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