北约与俄罗斯:对巴尔干地区安全的影响

Elena S. Ponomareva, Dušan Proroković
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以美国为首的北约和俄罗斯是巴尔干地区和所有巴尔干国家地区安全的重要因素。在以苏联解体后美国的强势统治为标志的后两极世界秩序中,俄罗斯的影响力已经减弱。然而,通过稳定国内局势,然后巩固其在国际关系中的地位,俄罗斯已经回到了舞台上,并利用军事,政治(包括软实力和文化关系)和经济实力(主要体现在能源领域)来恢复其在巴尔干地区的存在,这在2008年之后尤为明显。然而,由于美国近二十年的统治,地区安全动态与两极分化时期发生了巨大变化,属于东方集团或从南斯拉夫解体中崛起的部分巴尔干国家已经成为北约成员国(保加利亚、罗马尼亚、阿尔巴尼亚、克罗地亚、斯洛文尼亚、黑山和北马其顿)。在这种情况下,美国具有优势。他们是巴尔干地区安全的关键因素,他们正试图阻止俄罗斯影响力的增长。这项研究将解释北约和俄罗斯之间的关系,他们在该地区的长期目标,以及持久竞争的原因。本研究的一般假设是:冲突形成其中的长1
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NATO vs. Russia: Impact on Balkan Regional Security
: NATO, led by the US, and Russia are important factors in the regional security of the Balkans and all Balkan states individually. In the post-bipolar world order, which is marked by strong US domination after the collapse of the USSR, Russia’s influence has weakened. However, by stabilizing the internal situation and then consolidating its position in international relations, Russia has returned to the scene and used the military, political (including soft power and cultural ties) and economic power (which is primarily visible in the energy sector) to restore its presence in the region of the Balkans, which is especially noticeable after 2008. However, due to almost two decades of American domination, the regional security dynamics have changed greatly in relation to the time of bipolarity, and part of the Balkan states that belonged to the Eastern Bloc or emerged from the disintegration of Yugoslavia have already become NATO members (Bulgaria, Romania, Albania, Croatia, Slovenia, Montenegro, and North Macedonia). In such circumstances, the United States has an advantage. They are a key factor in the regional security of the Balkans and they are trying to prevent the growth of Russian influence. This research will explain the relationship between NATO and Russia, their long-term goals in the region, as well as the causes of lasting rivalry. The general hypothesis of this research is: the conflict formation within which the long-1
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