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Zusatztext China rüstet auf und durch die erwachende Seemacht sind Taiwan und wichtigWelthandelsrouten bedroht. Die USS Seawolf! das modernste Atom-Unterseebootder US-Navy! startet deshalb eine geheime Aufklärungsmission. Dabei fälltdas U-Boot mitsamt der Mannschaft in die Hände der Volksrepublik. Einekriegsbedrohliche Situation entsteht! denn auf diplomatischem Weg ist dieHerausgabe des gekaperten U-Boots nicht zu erlangen. Den Amerikanern istbewusst! dass die Chinesen die erbeutete Technik kopieren werden! um ihreMacht weiter auszubauen. Der Besatzung droht die Verurteilung durch einchinesisches Kriegsgericht. Was der Gegner nicht weiß: Unter den Gefangenenbefindet sich der Sohn des amerikanischen Präsidenten. Wieder einmal istes die Aufgabe des nationalen Sicherheitsberater Admiral Arnold Morgan!mit allen Mitteln und unter Ausschluss der Öffentlichkeit den Wettlaufmit der Zeit aufzunehmen. Informationen zum Autor MARTIN BEISSWENGER PhD Candidate, University of Notre Dame, USA JOHN R. GILLINGHAM III Professor of History, University of Missouri, USA OLEH S. ILNYTZKYJ Professor of Ukrainian Language and Literature, Department of Modern Languages and Cultural Studies, University of Alberta, USA MARKO PAVLYSHYN Professor, School of Languages, Cultures and Linguistics, Monash University, AustraliaMYKOLA RIABCHUK Research Associate, Ukrainian Centre for Cultural Studies, Kyiv, Ukraine OLEKSIY SEMENIY Advisor to CDU/CSU Bundestag Deputy, Germany ROMAN SERBYN Professor Emeritus, University of Quebec at Montreal, Canada JAMES SHERR Fellow, Conflict Studies Research Centre, UK Defense Academy, UK IRYNA SOLONENKO Director of the European Program, International Renaissance Foundation, Kyiv, Ukraine Klappentext This book surveys the Ukrainian-EU relationship in light of the legacies of more than two hundred years of direct Russian rule. It examines interrelationships between identities, loyalties and political/cultural orientations, reviews policies, and identifies salient forces and trends. Zusammenfassung This book surveys the Ukrainian-EU relationship in light of the legacies of more than two hundred years of direct Russian rule. It examines interrelationships between identities! loyalties and political/cultural orientations! reviews policies! and identifies salient forces and trends. Inhaltsverzeichnis Introduction: Ukraine: EU Member or a Second Belorus?; S.Velychenko Eurasianism Then and Now: A Russian Conservative Movement and its Ukrainian Challenge; M.Beisswenger 'Imperial Culture' and Russian-Ukrainian Unity Myths; O.S.Ilnytzkyj Ambivalence or Ambiguity? Why Ukraine is Trapped between 'East' and 'West'; M.Riabchuk The Rhetoric of Geography in Ukrainian Literature 1991-2005; M.Pavlyshyn Managing Memory in Post-Soviet Ukraine: 'Victory Day' or 'Remembrance Day'?; R.Serbyn Ukraine's European Policy as an Alternative Choice: Achievements, Mistakes and Prospects; O.Semeniy The EU's Impact on Democratic Transformation in Ukraine; I.Solonenko The Fraying Lifeline: Ukraine and the European Union a Year after the Failed Referenda; J.R.Gillingham Conclusion; J.Sherr...
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Introduction: Ukraine: EU Member or a Second Belorus?; S.Velychenko Eurasianism Then and Now: A Russian Conservative Movement and its Ukrainian Challenge; M.Beisswenger 'Imperial Culture' and Russian-Ukrainian Unity Myths; O.S.Ilnytzkyj Ambivalence or Ambiguity? Why Ukraine is Trapped between 'East' and 'West'; M.Riabchuk The Rhetoric of Geography in Ukrainian Literature 1991-2005; M.Pavlyshyn Managing Memory in Post-Soviet Ukraine: 'Victory Day' or 'Remembrance Day'?; R.Serbyn Ukraine's European Policy as an Alternative Choice: Achievements, Mistakes and Prospects; O.Semeniy The EU's Impact on Democratic Transformation in Ukraine; I.Solonenko The Fraying Lifeline: Ukraine and the European Union a Year after the Failed Referenda; J.R.Gillingham Conclusion; J.Sherr
