El imperio zombi. Rusia y el orden mundial.

CHINA-United States relations; INTERNATIONAL organization; INTERNATIONAL relations; HISTORICAL revisionism; NATIONAL character; AMBITION

El artículo titulado "El imperio zombi. Rusia y el orden mundial" es un ensayo escrito por Mira Milosevich que analiza la política exterior de Rusia y su papel en el orden mundial. El libro se divide en cuatro partes: el colapso de la Unión Soviética, la identidad nacional rusa, el revisionismo de la identidad y las fronteras, y el revisionismo del orden mundial. El autor destaca que Rusia es una potencia revisionista que rechaza el statu quo y busca reafirmarse como una gran potencia capaz de competir con Estados Unidos y China. Sin embargo, las invasiones de Ucrania en 2014 y 2022 han sido consideradas una violación del orden liberal internacional. El libro concluye que satisfacer las ambiciones de los países revisionistas puede llevar a mayores conflictos. Mira Milosevich es profesora de Relaciones Internacionales y ha publicado otros libros sobre la historia y política de Rusia. [Extracted from the article]

The article titled "The Zombie Empire: Russia and the World Order" is an essay written by Mira Milosevich that analyzes Russia's foreign policy and its role in the world order. The book is divided into four parts: the collapse of the Soviet Union, Russian national identity, identity and border revisionism, and world order revisionism. The author highlights that Russia is a revisionist power that rejects the status quo and seeks to reaffirm itself as a major power capable of competing with the United States and China. However, the invasions of Ukraine in 2014 and 2022 have been considered a violation of the international liberal order. The book concludes that satisfying the ambitions of revisionist countries can lead to greater conflicts. Mira Milosevich is a professor of International Relations and has published other books on the history and politics of Russia. [Extracted from the article]

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