1st Edition
Putin’s “Turn to the East” in the Xi Jinping Era
Introduction
Gilbert Rozman and Gaye Christoffersen
Part 1 Conceptualizing the Big Picture
1. Tracking Russia’s ‘Turn to the East’
Gilbert Rozman
2. Debating Russia’s ‘Turn to the East’
Gilbert Rozman
3. The Illusion that Realism Is Driving Sino-Russian Relations
Katie Stallard and Gilbert Rozman
Part 2 Turning in Multiple Directions
4. The Russian Far East and China’s Northeast: A Decade in the Shadow of the Belt and Road Initiative
Gaye Christoffersen
5. Central Asia over a Decade: The Shifting Balance between Russia and China
Gaye Christoffersen
6. Russian Thinking about the Korean Peninsula and the US Role There over a Decade
Gilbert Rozman
7. Russian ‘Turns to the East’ yet away from Japan
James D.J. Brown
8. Mongolia: Russia’s Best Friend in Asia?
Sergey Radchenko and Mendee Jargalsaikhan
9. Conceptualization of the Indo-Pacific in Russia’s ‘Turn to the East’
Gilbert Rozman
Part 3 Reconciling the Ukraine War and the "Turn to the East"
10. Russian Thinking about CSTO Peacekeeping: Central Asia, China, and the Ukraine War
Gaye Christoffersen
11. Russian Thinking on Sino-Russian Relations and the Ukraine War
Gilbert Rozman
Biography
Gilbert Rozman is the Emeritus Musgrave Professor of Sociology at Princeton University, USA, and Editor-in-chief of the Asan Forum.
Gaye Christoffersen is former Professor International Politics, Johns Hopkins University, School of Advanced International Studies, Hopkins-Nanjing Center.
