Russian security concerns in Northeast Asia: Impact of economic and military decline

Peggy Falkenheim Meyer

Global Economic Review, 1999, vol. 28, issue 2, 79-95

Abstract: Russian analysts no longer consider external, conventional, and military threats the primary concern on Russia's national security agenda. The end of the Cold War, the decline of Russia's military power, and ideological and physical changes within and surrounding the nation have caused security perceptions to be based primarily upon competent foreign diplomacy, especially with regard to the economic sphere. A look at Russia's neighbors in the Asia-Pacific region—China, Japan, and the two Koreas— provides lucid examples of Russia's transition from Cold War foreign policy orientation to present-day unconventional and non-military security threat responses.

Date: 1999
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