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Black Sea Politics Political Culture And Civil Society In An Unstable Region Aye Gneayata

SKU: BELL-32559442

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Publisher: I.B. Tauris

File Extension: PDF

File size: 4.53 MB

Pages: 236

Author: Ayşe Güneş-Ayata, Ayça Ergun and Işil Çelimli (eds)

ISBN: 9780755620203, 9780857710949, 9781845110352, 0755620208, 085771094X, 1845110358

Language: English

Year: 2005

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Black Sea Politics Political Culture And Civil Society In An Unstable Region Aye Gneayata by Ayşe Güneş-ayata, Ayça Ergun And Işil Çelimli (eds) 9780755620203, 9780857710949, 9781845110352, 0755620208, 085771094X, 1845110358 instant download after payment.

Directly relates to current Ukraine crisis. Russia's Black Sea fleet is based in Ukrainian port of Sebastapol (Crimea). This work brings together scholars from a variety of disciplines on a region vitally important in current international relations for Europe, Russia and the Near East, offering fresh perspective combining regional 'insiders' and 'outsider' international experts. If ideas of 'civil society' democratisation are Western in nature then how should one examine these trends in a non-Western society? This book presents a variety of experiences of civil society, looking at representation, participation and power relations in countries such as the Ukraine, Romania, Bulgaria, and the Caucasus area. It is a rare combination of 'insider' perspectives of regional experts and the 'outsider' views of international experts.