...Aurora A.C. Teixeira; Mariana Dias Despite connections and common traits between geopolitics and International Business based on geography and location, literature on this matter is scarce. This study aims to contribute to this literature gap, by assessing the importance of Poland’s geopolitical...

...Dmitry Shlapentokh Eurasianism as a concept emerged among Russian émigrés in the 1920s, with the premise that Russia is a unique ethnic blend, primarily of Slavic and Turkic peoples. Its geopolitical implications for Russia include gravitation toward mostly Turkic Central Asia. Alexander Dugin, one...

... address: johno@colorado.edu (J. O’Loughlin). © 2004 The Regents of the University of California. Published by Elsevier Science Ltd. All rights reserved. 2004 The Regents of the University of California Russia Geopolitics Discourse Putin September 11 Public opinion Communist and Post...

...Eduard G. Solovyev The author describes the development of geopolitical studies in Russia after the Soviet breakup. He identifies two main schools of geopolitical analysis, Traditionalist and Revisionist. Traditionalism is inspired by old European and Russian geopolitical theories and views...

...A.P. Tsygankov This essay assumes the significance of spatial imagination in shaping the political and cultural boundaries of the post-Soviet Eurasia and reviews the newly emerged geopolitical arguments in Russia. Rather than perceiving Eurasianist views in Russia as relatively homogeneous, I argue...