![]() The End of Eurasia, Russia on the Border Between Geopolitics and Globalization Dmitri Trenin HISTORY 2002 PAPER 345 PAGES
A thought provoking analysis of Russia's foreign policy by the deputy director of the Carnegie Moscow Center (and a retired Russian army officer). Trenin -- who argues for a Euro-centered Russia and integration with the West -- looks at Russia's western face, its southern borders with the Islamic republics of Central Asia and the far east, increasingly dominated by China.
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