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Euro-Asian Studies (Volume 1 Number 1 Winter 2015) 收藏
中国社会科学院俄罗斯东欧中亚研究所 编 王雯雯 王晓南 译 2015年12月 出版
简 介:《欧亚研究》是中国社会科学院俄罗斯东欧中亚研究所主办的面向国外公开发行的学术理论刊物,以反映国内学者对欧亚国家政治、经济、外交、理论、历史、文化、军事、民族等各个领域的最新研究成果为主要任务,对当前的国际热点问题进行了细致解读。
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Euro-Asian Studies (Volume 1 Number 1 Winter 2015) 收藏
作者: 中国社会科学院俄罗斯东欧中亚研究所 编 王雯雯 王晓南 译 出版时间:2016年01月
简 介:《欧亚研究》是中国社会科学院俄罗斯东欧中亚研究所主办的面向国外公开发行的学术理论刊物,以反映国内学者对欧亚国家政治、经济、外交、理论、历史、文化、军事、民族等各个领域的最新研究成果为主要任务,对当前的国际热点问题进行了细致解读。
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Tribal traditions and contemporary Kazakh society 收藏
作者: 中国社会科学院俄罗斯东欧中亚研究所 编 王雯雯 王晓南 译 出版时间:2016年01月
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出处: Euro-Asian Studies (Volume 1 Number 1 Winter 2015)
简 介:The social structure of Kazakh people is clear. In the long-term process of production and life, a patriarchal clan system has been formed with kinship as the bond and the clan-tribe social organizations as the foundation. Kinship is the fundamental link in social structure. Based on this, more social groups were formed, such as Aoul, Aimaq, Luwu, Els, Ulus and Zhuz. Zhuz is the top social group formed in Kazakh society's traditional structure. It is also one of the most important patterns of tribal traditions in Kazakh society. Zhuz is originated from the transliteration of Chinese characters of “juz,” a word from the language of Kipchaks, a Turkic nomadic people. It means “aspect” or “part,” the basis of which is the tribal alliance comprised of clans and tribes. It is a form of rule that combined tribal alliance systems with regional administrative jurisdiction in the era of the Kazakh Khanate. Traditional Kazakh society is divided into three zhuzes. One is Uysun horde (or the Senior zhuz). Called “right tribe” in the archives of the Qing Dynasty, the Senior zhuz people mainly lived along Chu River, Talas River and Ili River regions south of Lake Balkhash. Areas such as Tashkent and Samarkand were under its jurisdiction. The second is Argyn horde (or the Middle zhuz) which is called “left tribe” in the archives of the Qing Dynasty. It was distributed in the north of the Senior zhuz and the central and northern areas of Kazakhstan. The third is Alshyn horde (or the Junior zhuz) which is called “west tribe” in the archives of the Qing Dynasty and mostly dwelled in western Kazakhstan. Each zhuz is in charge of several tribal alliances and occupies different areas. Each has its own internal political rights as well as part of diplomatic power. They do not belong to each other, while keeping a loose form of Khanate.
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exploration of relations between democratization and marketization in Central and Eastern Europe 收藏
作者: 中国社会科学院俄罗斯东欧中亚研究所 编 王雯雯 王晓南 译 出版时间:2016年01月
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出处: Euro-Asian Studies (Volume 1 Number 1 Winter 2015)
简 介:Since the late 1980s and early 1990s, Central and Eastern European countries embarked on transformation to democratic systems and market economy. The simultaneous democratization and marketization had impacts on each other and provided vivid examples for researches on their relations. Their interaction also determined to a large extent the result of transformation. As the author of From Shock to Therapy: The Political Economy of Postsocialist Transformation writes, “generally, it is believed that democracy and market are coordinated with each other, but it doesn't necessarily mean the processes of democratization and marketization are always coordinated.” Democratization and marketization can either interact viciously and lead to a reversion of these processes, or interact positively and push for successful transformation.
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Transition of Central and Eastern European countries and types of capitalism 收藏
作者: 中国社会科学院俄罗斯东欧中亚研究所 编 王雯雯 王晓南 译 出版时间:2016年01月
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出处: Euro-Asian Studies (Volume 1 Number 1 Winter 2015)
简 介:Since the drastic political changes in Eastern Europe, the focus of scholars studying this region has been on such issues as the transition of these countries and their joining of Europe's integration process. Since the 21 century, as the transition of Central and Eastern European countries deepens, new political and economic systems have been consolidated. As people pay attention to this process, they have also begun to look into what kind of capitalism they have established through transition.
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Ukrainian crisis: internal factors, games among major powers and prospects 收藏
作者: 中国社会科学院俄罗斯东欧中亚研究所 编 王雯雯 王晓南 译 出版时间:2016年01月
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出处: Euro-Asian Studies (Volume 1 Number 1 Winter 2015)
简 介:The Ukrainian crisis has generated a huge impact on the political and economic situation in its neighboring regions and even on the pattern of international relations. The questions of what internal and external factors contributed to this crisis and how the prospect of mediation is have become the attention of the international community. The thesis divided the crisis into three stages, which are that the opposition seizing power via street protests, the Crimean crisis, and turbulence in southeastern regions. It tries to evaluate the prospect of mediation by analyzing the evolvement process and internal factors of each stage and reviewing the contention between Russia and the West in Ukraine.
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Russia's Eurasia strategy and its impact on Sino-Russian relations 收藏
作者: 中国社会科学院俄罗斯东欧中亚研究所 编 王雯雯 王晓南 译 出版时间:2016年01月
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出处: Euro-Asian Studies (Volume 1 Number 1 Winter 2015)
简 介:Since November, 2013, the development path of Ukraine has exercised a profound influence on the international landscape. With Russian President Vladimir Putin's signing of a decree on March 21, 2014 that accepted of Crimea as part of the Russian Confederation, the Ukrainian crisis has become the conclusion of the basic contradictions in post-Cold War international relations. After the collapse of the Soviet Union, Russia lost its status as a super power. This is unacceptable to the Russian people who are stationed across Europe and Asia with a sense of messianism. Resurging as a Eurasian power has always been the aim and a consensus of the Russian society. This is a dream that Russian leaders, from Boris Yeltsin to Vladimir Putin, have been pursuing relentlessly. The Eurasia strategy is a means to achieve this dream. It means that Russia is to maintain its sphere of influence in the former Soviet regions and seeks the Russia-led integration of Soviet republics, especially the re-integration of the three Slavic countries, namely Russia, Ukraine and Belarus. However, the strategy of the US-led West is aimed at containing Russia's Eurasia strategy. The West believes this stems from Russia's imperial mentality and strives to maintain the status quo in the Soviet republics after the dissolution of the Soviet Union. Therefore, the rivalry between Russia and the West in the Soviet sphere is structural, which has become the basic contradiction in the transformation of international structure in the post-Cold War era. No matter in Russia's Eurasia strategy or in the US-led Western strategy, Ukraine is a key component with huge significance. In other words, both strategies cannot bear the costs of losing Ukraine. In this sense, when in November 2013, Ukraine was about to sign the accord pact with the EU as scheduled, which indicated it would stay away from Russia while clinging to Europe, the affairs of Ukraine itself inevitably evolved into the struggle between Russia and the West and the struggle among world powers. The development path of Ukraine, which is struggling between Russia and the West, is bound to become part of the big games, and a social crisis is unavoidable. For Russia, if Ukraine separates itself from Russia and joins Europe, Russia's Eurasia strategy can hardly be achieved and its prospects will face challenges. Then how should we understand Russia's Eurasia strategy? What impact does it have on Sino-Russian ties? These are the issues this thesis intends to discuss.
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