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UKRAINE AND TURKEY IN A NEW SECURITY ENVIRONMENT: BRINGING CREDIBILITY TO STRATEGIC PARTNERSHIP

Obviously, in the last couple of years the difficulties of making the way through the regional turmoil and facing new challenges brought about a completely new background with the embedded unique opportunities for further deepening of strategic partnership between Ukraine and Turkey. The question is, however, whether the intensification of bilateral cooperation is a temporary phenomenon that will end up…

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LIVING IN SUSTAINED UNCERTAINTY THE BLACK SEA REGION AFTER THE 2008 GLOBAL FINANCIAL CRISIS

This article looks into the variable impact of the global financial crisis of 2008 on the economies of the Black Sea region. In most cases, the impact was swift and negative but short-lived. What pervades the post-crisis environment is an underlying sense of uncertainty. This is a necessary development to a degree, a correction of…

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ENERGY PROJECTS AROUND THE BLACK SEA: GEOPOLITICS VS. ECONOMY

In the 21st century, it has become even clearer that political considerations come sooner than economy when global goals and concepts are at stake. Unfortunately, it will be an exaggeration to say that the contemporary globalized world is ruled by markets only. More and more often economy follows political decisions and that brings turmoil into…

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EASTERN EUROPEAN REGIONAL COOPERATION AFTER CRIMEA: THE ART OF THE POSSIBLE

Russia’s policy towards Ukraine did not simply change the system of international relations, rebuilding the relations between its key elements. Moscow’s actions in Crimea and eastern Ukraine have urged the need for sub-regional cooperation. Regionalization is one of the key trends in international relations. The author examines factors that stimulated sub-regional cooperation on the European…

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UKRAINE AND TURKEY IN A NEW SECURITY ENVIRONMENT: BRINGING CREDIBILITY TO STRATEGIC PARTNERSHIP

LIVING IN SUSTAINED UNCERTAINTY THE BLACK SEA REGION AFTER THE 2008 GLOBAL FINANCIAL CRISIS

ENERGY PROJECTS AROUND THE BLACK SEA: GEOPOLITICS VS. ECONOMY

EASTERN EUROPEAN REGIONAL COOPERATION AFTER CRIMEA: THE ART OF THE POSSIBLE

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