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“"Beyond Europe: Reconnecting Eurasia provides a timely and nuanced account of the great powers’ policies towards Eurasia. It explores the role of Central Asia and the trends that are shaping the politics of the Eurasian megaregion. With the emphasis on the theme of "reconnection’, this volume highlights the challenges of global and regional cooperation and excels in interpreting both the current realities of Eurasia and the driving forces behind them. The volume provides a broad and critical analysis of Eurasia’s emergence as a viable geopolitical and geoeconomic powerhouse and discusses the megaregion’s standing in foreign and security policies of both global as well as regional powers.”
Prof. Marek Rewizorski, University of Gdansk
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“"Beyond Europe: Reconnecting Eurasia provides a timely and nuanced account of the great powers’ policies towards Eurasia. It explores the role of Central Asia and the trends that are shaping the politics of the Eurasian megaregion. With the emphasis on the theme of "reconnection’, this volume highlights the challenges of global and regional cooperation and excels in interpreting both the current realities of Eurasia and the driving forces behind them. The volume provides a broad and critical analysis of Eurasia’s emergence as a viable geopolitical and geoeconomic powerhouse and discusses the megaregion’s standing in foreign and security policies of both global as well as regional powers.”
Prof. Marek Rewizorski, University of Gdansk