The return of conquest? Why the future of global order hinges on Ukraine
By: Fazal, Tanisha M
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BookPublisher: Foreign Affairs Description: 101(3), May-Jun, 2022: p.20-27.
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Foreign AffairsSummary: This article examines the significance of Ukraine in shaping the future of global order. Russian President Vladimir Putin has consistently claimed that Ukraine has never been an independent nation, dismissing it as a non-state entity. In a recent speech, he went further to assert that Russia had played a crucial role in creating modern Ukraine. Subsequently, Russian forces were deployed into Ukraine, raising concerns that Putin aimed to eradicate Ukraine's existence altogether.
This abstract highlights the provocative statements made by Putin and the subsequent military intervention in Ukraine, suggesting a deliberate effort to undermine Ukraine's sovereignty and territorial integrity. The article delves into the potential implications of such actions on the global order, emphasizing that Ukraine has become a focal point in a larger geopolitical struggle.
By examining Putin's rhetoric and the invasion of Ukraine, the abstract underscores the significance of Ukraine as a testing ground for competing visions of global order. It implies that the outcome of the conflict in Ukraine may have far-reaching consequences for the existing international system and the balance of power between nation-states. The abstract raises concerns about the potential erosion of state sovereignty and the destabilizing effects of Russia's actions.
In conclusion, this abstract highlights the critical role of Ukraine in shaping the future of global order. It sheds light on Putin's dismissive attitude towards Ukraine's sovereignty and the subsequent invasion, suggesting a deliberate attempt to erase its presence on the world map. The abstract also hints at the broader implications for the international system, underscoring the significance of the conflict in Ukraine as a potential turning point in the evolving dynamics of global power relations. – Reproduced
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Indian Institute of Public Administration | 101(3), May-Jun, 2022: p.20-27 | Available | AR128437 |
This article examines the significance of Ukraine in shaping the future of global order. Russian President Vladimir Putin has consistently claimed that Ukraine has never been an independent nation, dismissing it as a non-state entity. In a recent speech, he went further to assert that Russia had played a crucial role in creating modern Ukraine. Subsequently, Russian forces were deployed into Ukraine, raising concerns that Putin aimed to eradicate Ukraine's existence altogether.
This abstract highlights the provocative statements made by Putin and the subsequent military intervention in Ukraine, suggesting a deliberate effort to undermine Ukraine's sovereignty and territorial integrity. The article delves into the potential implications of such actions on the global order, emphasizing that Ukraine has become a focal point in a larger geopolitical struggle.
By examining Putin's rhetoric and the invasion of Ukraine, the abstract underscores the significance of Ukraine as a testing ground for competing visions of global order. It implies that the outcome of the conflict in Ukraine may have far-reaching consequences for the existing international system and the balance of power between nation-states. The abstract raises concerns about the potential erosion of state sovereignty and the destabilizing effects of Russia's actions.
In conclusion, this abstract highlights the critical role of Ukraine in shaping the future of global order. It sheds light on Putin's dismissive attitude towards Ukraine's sovereignty and the subsequent invasion, suggesting a deliberate attempt to erase its presence on the world map. The abstract also hints at the broader implications for the international system, underscoring the significance of the conflict in Ukraine as a potential turning point in the evolving dynamics of global power relations. – Reproduced
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