Titlebook: International Cooperation in the Development of Russia‘s Far East and Siberia; Jing Huang (Professor and Director),Alexander Koro Book 201

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Developing Russia’s Far East and Siberia: The Interplay of National, Regional and Global Implicationd, “in terms of geopolitics, we have moved from an age of order to an age of entropy…Problems and crises will arise more frequently and, when they do, will be resolved less cooperatively” (Schweller, 2014). This observation is fully reflected in the present trend toward confrontation in relations be

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Pacific Russia’s Energy Resources in the Geopolitics of Northeast Asia in the Early 21st Century academic community began to discuss the issue actively. Fiona Hill and Clifford Gaddy’s controversial book “The Siberian Curse” (Hill & Gaddy, 2003) slightly reduced the intensity of the debate. However, the energy crisis of the first decade of 21st century gave a new breath to it. Moreover, at the

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Joining Rosneft in the Sea of Okhotsk: Statoil’s Pivot to Asia?ploration for oil and gas in the Sea of Okhotsk, off Russia’s Pacific coast. The same month, it was reported that Statoil would withdraw from its joint project with Gazprom and Total to develop the Shtokman gas and condensate field in in the Russian part of the Barents Sea (Lorentzen, 2012).