Global consequences of Russia's invasion of Ukraine : the economics and politics of the Second Cold War
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Global consequences of Russia's invasion of Ukraine : the economics and politics of the Second Cold War
Springer, c2023
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 155-158) and index
Description and Table of Contents
Description
This book highlights the geopolitical and economic consequences of the
Russia's invasion of Ukraine. The author, a key architect of Polish eco-
nomic reforms and the most frequently cited economist from post-Com-
munist countries, shares new insights into the causes and mechanisms
of the Second Cold War. Written in an unorthodox, bold and lucid style,
the book raises provocative issues and provides convincing answers to
some of the most difficult questions, such as who the true beneficiaries
and interest groups behind the war are, and what their motives and con-
flicting goals are.
The book also introduces readers to the greatest challenge of our time,
climate change, and explores the long-term effects of the current arms
race and rearmament spiral on global warming. This interdisciplinary
book, which also addresses the challenges of inflation, mass migrations
and clashes between democracy and authoritarianism, will appeal to
anyone interested in the contemporary geopolitical shifts triggered by
the Russia's invasion of Ukraine, but also in the dynamics and directions
of the evolution of the new cold war.
Table of Contents
1. In a dark shadow.- 2. This world of ours got into a trap.- 3. Nothing justifies Russia's invasion of Ukraine.- 4. The US should not provoke Taiwan to declare independence.- 5. The fifth partition of Poland is being prepared?.- 6. How many years will this war last?.- 7. Against whom the people's anger turns.- 8. The economics of sanctions work differently from their politics.- 9. Sanctions are intended to bring about the results desired by their enforcers.- 10. Great inflation is a delayed invoice for a pandemic and a prepayment for war.- 11. A very expensive war is getting even more expensive.- 12. Globalization has taken a few powerful blows but has not been knocked out.- 13. Help Ukraine to rise from the ruins.- 14. The Second Cold War is a world war.- 15. The more NATO grows, the less secure Europe is?.- 16. Nostalgia for authoritarian regimes sets in.- 17. All scenarios are black, although the geography of the frying will vary.- 18. Where to get these billions and trillions.- 19. Euro-Atlantic and Euro-Asian mega-systems can peacefully compete and cooperate.- 20. Something far worse than the seven plagues of the Bible.- Bibliography.- Index.
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