Vol. 5 No. 2 (2019): International order and the reconfiguration of power: dynamics of change in the political economy of Russia and China

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  271-570

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• Cover

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• Index

  273-275

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Special Issue

• Introduction - International Order and the Reconfiguration of Power: Dynamics of Change in the Political Economy of Russia and China

  Rosa Mulè

  277-284

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• Gendering the Costs of the Political Economy Transition in Russia

  Rosa Mulè, Olga Dubrovina

  285-317

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• Ups and Downs of NATO-Russia Relations: a Cognitivist Perspective

  Nicolo' Fasola, Sonia Lucarelli

  319-371

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• Different in Economics, Coordinated in Politics. Russia and China in the MENA region in the XXI century

  Massimiliano Trentin

  373-403

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• Political Economy of the Eurasian Integration

  Viachaslau Yarashevich

  405-442

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• Beyond the ‘Win-Win’ Rhetoric: Drivers and Limits of the Sino-Russian Partnership in the Arctic

  Andrea Passeri, Antonio Fiori

  443-475

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• Information as a Source of Pressure: Local Government and Information Management in China

  Yongshun Cai

  477-509

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Research Articles

• The 2012 Rebellion in North Mali: the MNLA Insurgency, Caught Between the State and the French Intervention

  Camillo Casola

  511-554

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Book Reviews

• Putin’s World. Russia against the West and with the Rest, by Angela Stent. New York: Hachette Book Group, 2019, pp. 433

  Gianmarco Hatzikos

  555-558

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• A Wary Embrace: What the China-Russia Relationship Means for the World, by Bobo Lo. London: Penguin, 2017, pp. 224

  Emanuele Nebbia Colomba

  559-563

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• What is Russia up to in the Middle East, by Dmitri Trenin, Cambridge: Polity Press, 2018, pp. 144

  Žilvinas Švedkauskas

  565-569

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