Title:	Central Europe in the New Millenium: The new great game? US, Russian and Chinese interests and activities in Czechia, Hungary, Poland and Slovakia
Authors:	Cabadová Waisová, Šárka
Citation:	CABADOVÁ WAISOVÁ, Š. Central Europe in the New Millenium: The new great game? US, Russian and Chinese interests and activities in Czechia, Hungary, Poland and Slovakia. Revista UNISCI, 2020, č. 54, s. 29-48. ISSN 2386-9453.
Issue Date:	2020
Publisher:	Universidad Compultense Madrid
Document type:	článek article
URI:	2-s2.0-85095831126 http://hdl.handle.net/11025/43018
ISSN:	2386-9453
Keywords in different language:	Central;Europe;the;New;Millenium;The;new;great;game?;Russian;Chinese;interests;activities;Czechia;Hungary;Poland;and;Slovakia
Abstract in different language:	After the fall of communism, Central Europe (CE) was a region with relatively high US interest and support. Washington supported the NATO membership of CE countries, provided financial as well as technical assistance to the region and several American high-positioned political representatives visited the region. However, during the last few years, it is evident that CE is a space where the Russian and Chinese presence and influence have been risen. The present article analyses several questions aiming to scrutinize the Russian and Chinese presence and activities in CE, particularly, when and how Russia and China penetrated into CE, what are the consequences of the rising Russian and Chinese influence and who are the supporters and opponents of Moscow and Beijing in CE. The article concludes that, the main competing actors in CE are Washington and Russia, while China profits from the US-Russia clash. While the US and Russian interests are dominat in security and political issues, China aims to penetrate CE economics.
Rights:	Plný text není přístupný. © Universidad Compultense Madrid
Appears in Collections:	Články / Articles (KAP) OBD

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