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    3. Bringing Eurasia Back In?: The Resilience of the Western-Centric Alliance System Between History and Politics

    Bringing Eurasia Back In?: The Resilience of the Western-Centric Alliance System Between History and Politics

    Posted By: roxul
    Date: 13 Nov 2023 23:48:06
    Bringing Eurasia Back In?: The Resilience of the Western-Centric Alliance System Between History and Politics

    Mireno Berrettini, "Bringing Eurasia Back In?: The Resilience of the Western-Centric Alliance System Between History and Politics"
    English | ISBN: 3034345259 | 2023 | 198 pages | PDF | 1341 KB

    The book analyze the current U.S. alliance system across Eurasia through a multidisciplinary approach, combining history and political science, past and current affairs, and outlining possible future scenarios. They will focus on the Western allies and partners and the Chinese perceptions of the U.S.-led security system seen as a direct threat.
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