strategy
Studying regional international relationships
Synonyms:
Analysing regional integrationResearching regional cooperation
Studying regional subsystems of global system
Context:
A regional system is an especially intense network of international links within a defined geographical compass (namely regional cooperation, regional transactions, or regional organization). Regional subsystem is a term used to explain the interdependence between local ties and concerns and the large world which constrains them. Implementation:
Research at the Leonard Davis Institute for International Relations is exploring Russia's real national interests in Central Asia after the collapse of the former Soviet Union; there is also an attempt to define the trends in bilateral Russian -- Central Asia relations and prospects for their development in the near future. Broader:
Researching policiesStudying public policyUndertaking global studiesResearching economic developmentInitiating international researchPromoting study of social sciencesStrengthening regional cooperationStudying international relationshipsStudying great power regional involvementStudying Facilitates:
Studying global changeMaintaining global securityCooperating internationallyHarmonizing major economic policiesFostering regional international integrationPreparing regional conservation management plansEstablishing friendly relations among neighbouring citiesMotivating cooperation Organizations:
United Nations African Institute for Economic Development and Planning Washington Institute for Near East Policy Leonard Davis Institute for International Relations Subjects:
Fundamental Sciences → AnalyticsResearch, Standards → Study
Research, Standards → Research
→ Systems
International Relations → World order
International Relations → International relations
Principles → Values
Type Classification:
G: Very Specific strategies Related UN Sustainable Development Goals:
