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Original Article

Possible Directions In Modernization Of A Unipolar International Relations System

Elena Sentishcheva
,
Angelika Budnikova
,
Irina Minakova*
,
Marina Parhomchuk
,
Kseniya Baskova

Keywords: Unipolar world order, bipolar system, relations.

Article no: 301

Pages 2261-2268

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2019.12.04.301

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Original Article

Shaping A New World Order: Role Of The Brics And China’s Potential

Anna Vladimirovna Zabolotskikh
,
Tatiana Vladimirovna Dugina
,
Mariana Magomedovna Gatamova
,
Mariam Hambardzumyan
,
Rodion Kudakaev

Keywords: BRICS, cooperation, economic policy, world order

Article no: 62

Pages 468-475

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2021.11.62

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Original Article

Building A New World Order: Russia And The Competition Of Civilization Projects

Aleksandr A. Irkhin
,
Olga A. Moskalenko
,
Larisa P. Nelina
,
Roman N. Beloglazov
,
Natalia E. Demeshko

Keywords: Civilizational project, international relations, identity, multipolar world, Russia, world order

Article no: 81

Pages 649-656

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2021.02.02.81

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