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Russia vs. EU/US through Georgia and Ukraine

David Matsaberidze

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David Matsaberidze *IntroductionThis paper aims to analyze the construction and transformation of the post-Soviet security perspectives of Georgia and Ukraine in the context of the post-Soviet Russian foreign policy in the “near abroad,” quite often term

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David Matsaberidze *IntroductionThis paper aims to analyze the construction and transformation of the post-Soviet security perspectives of Georgia and Ukraine in the context of the post-Soviet Russian foreign policy in the “near abroad,” quite often term

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David Matsaberidze *IntroductionThis paper aims to analyze the construction and transformation of the post-Soviet security perspectives of Georgia and Ukraine in the context of the post-Soviet Russian foreign policy in the “near abroad,” quite often term

Key concepts: Political science, Foreign policy, Context (archaeology), Soviet union, Economic history, Economy, Geography, Politics

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