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Article
Geopolitical Configurations in ASIA
Author(s)
Toloraya Georgiy Davidovich
Gorbacheva Valerya Olegovna
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DOI:10.17265/2160-6579/2018.01.008
Affiliation(s)
Russian National Committee on BRICS
Center for Russian Strategy in AsiaInstitute of Economics, Moscow, Russia
ABSTRACT
In the context of strengthening the
interconnectedness of the various territories of the world, including the
Eurasian space, the task of defining the Asia-Pacific region as an aggregate of
geographical, political, economic territories and regions became urgent. This
makes it possible to avoid politicized pseudo-scientific generalizations (such
as Indopacific) and to determine the perspective.To formulate the theoretical
foundations of international relations in Asian politics in the modern era and
the participation of external strategic entities of the APR; to present a
reasoned criticism of Euro-oriented IR-theories and to study Asian IR-theories
with consideration of views of Asian countries.The authors developed the
concept of the “Asian core”, which includes territories from Mongolia to
Indonesia and from the eastern borders of the PRC to Japan. The “Asian core”
includes the historically established territories of the Confucian civilization
and the territory of the “Eastern economic miracle”. The authors did not
include the leading world powers (the United States, Australia, Russia) in the
“Asian core”, believing that they are only external geopolitical subjects with
deep participation. The definition of the new APR brand is necessary to
preserve the geostrategic and geopolitical balance in Asia and important for
Russian the predictive assessments of Asian foreign policy.
KEYWORDS
Asia, Pacific Ocean, Asian regional integration, “Asian core”, external strategic entities, economic presence in Asia
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