俄罗斯乌克兰战争的空间影响:地区(主义)、边界、不安全感

IF 1 Q3 POLITICAL SCIENCE
Andrey Makarychev, Caroline Dufy
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俄罗斯对乌克兰的战争给欧洲带来了一连串新的不安全因素:能源和粮食危机,来自乌克兰、白俄罗斯和俄罗斯的新移民潮,因俄罗斯入侵而加剧的军事威胁,正在引发欧洲东翼空间和领土的重新洗牌。在此背景下,欧洲东部疆域内外的地区动态经历了一系列突破性的转变,从公开支持乌克兰的战争努力到与俄罗斯经济脱钩,以及前所未有地推动欧盟安全架构的扩展。然而,战争最重要的影响之一是两种地区模式之间日益扩大的差距,这两种模式可被称为规范模式(欧盟和北约领导的欧洲规范空间内的欧洲化)和后殖民模式(后苏联空间内以俄罗斯为中心的不同项目)。本特刊的原创性贡献在于探讨安全、边界和国家认同之间的概念联系,以讨论不断演变的欧洲格局。虽然我们不探讨战争的军事方面,但我们关注(不)安全与边界实践之间的联系,以捕捉地缘政治变化、经济动态和战争的人文因素如何共同创造了新的边界并重塑了现有的边界。
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The spatial repercussions of Russia’s war in Ukraine: Region(alism)s, borders, insecurities
Russia’s war on Ukraine has generated a new chain of insecurities in Europe: energy and food crises, new migration flows from Ukraine, Belarus and Russia, military threats sharpened by Russia’s invasion are triggering a spatial and territorial reshuffling of Europe’s Eastern flank. In this context, regional dynamics within and across the Eastern frontiers of Europe have undergone a succession of path-breaking transformations ranging from overt support to the Ukrainian war effort to decoupling from the Russian economy and an unprecedented boost to expanding the European Union’s security architecture. However, one of the most important effects of the war is the growing gap between two regional models which might be dubbed normative (Europeanization within the EU- and NATO-led European normative space) and post-colonial (exemplified by different Russia-centric projects within the post-Soviet space). The original contribution of this special issue is to address the conceptual connections between security, borders and national identity to discuss the evolving European landscape. While we do not explore the military side of the war, we focus on the nexus of (in)security and bordering practices to capture how a combination of geopolitical changes, economic dynamics and human dimensions of war has created new borders and reshaped existing ones.
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New Perspectives
New Perspectives POLITICAL SCIENCE-
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期刊介绍: New Perspectives is an academic journal that seeks to provide interdisciplinary insight into the politics and international relations of Central and Eastern Europe. New Perspectives is published by the Institute of International Relations Prague.
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