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Russia's Approach to Connectivity in Asia: From Cooperation to Coercion
Kristiina Silvan1, Marcin Kaczmarski2
1Finnish Institute of International Affairs (Russia and the EU's Eastern Neighbourhood Research Programme), Helsinki, Finland.
East Asia (Piscataway, N.J.)
|June 26, 2023
Summary
Russia
Area of Science:
- International Relations
- Geopolitics
- Eurasian Studies
Background:
- Russia's 2023 foreign policy emphasizes Asia-Pacific cooperation and Eurasian connectivity.
- Post-Soviet Russia has pursued varied connectivity strategies across different geographical spaces.
Purpose of the Study:
- To analyze Russia's connectivity approach in Asia since the Soviet Union's collapse.
- To evaluate the effectiveness and geographical focus of Russian connectivity policies.
Main Methods:
- Analysis of policy documents and secondary sources.
- Application of a novel theoretical framework for connectivity analysis.
Main Results:
- Identified three key geographical areas: Russian Far East, Central Asia, and Greater Eurasia.
- Russian Far East connectivity efforts deemed "half-hearted"; Central Asian connectivity marked by competition and coercion.
- Russia's "Greater Eurasian Partnership" aims to balance China's Belt and Road Initiative.
Conclusions:
- Russia acts as an independent connectivity actor, despite implementation gaps.
- The war in Ukraine has intensified trends of coercion and disconnectivity in Russian policy.
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