Titlebook: Eurasian Integration; Challenges of Transc Evgeny Vinokurov,Alexander Libman Book 2012 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishe

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Introductionm Cape Chelyuskin in the north to Cape Piai in the south. Home of the world’s most ancient civilizations, Eurasia currently accounts for two-thirds of the world’s population and more than half of its GDP. The significance of Eurasia is likely to rise in the decades to come.

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The Scope of Eurasian Integration, political and cultural interdependence of almost all countries is continually increasing. The other is that this increase is not uniform: some areas of the world are more ‘globalized’ than others.. In fact, globalization resembles a web with three main nodes — Europe, North America and Asia-Pacifi

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Spaghetti, Noodle and ,: Continental Bias in Trade in Eurasiainternal trade flows in the continent, we have based our analysis on a formal gravity model.. Our main goal is to assess the influence on trade relations on the continent of the trade regime that has established itself in Eurasia, which is often nicknamed ‘spaghetti’ in Europe and ‘noodle’ in Asia.

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Telecommunications Links across the Continentd West Asia and CIS countries. However, this exchange is increasingly becoming a two-way process. The key feature of the modern period of exchange is its emphasis on technology.. The development of transport and ICT in particular has amplified the intensified exchange hundreds of times, and telecomm

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Transborder Ecological Issues on the Continent help to expand continental linkages (for instance, economic growth in the leading countries of Eurasia). Some are caused by the process of integration itself. The presence of these cross-border problems is usually seen as a reason for increasing cross-border cooperation. Whether this cooperation is

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’shadow Integration’: Trafficking of Drugs, People and Arms, and the Effects of Microbes and Epidemiies in turn create greater demand for cross-border cooperation. Thus, ecological problems are not an . of Eurasian integration (except indirectly, as emerging cross-border links facilitate economic growth in Eurasian countries, which, in turn, supports the industrialization which leads to pollution