Titlebook: Russia and the Challengers; Russian Alignment wi Helen Belopolsky Book 2009 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited

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,Russia and Saddam’s Iraq: The Road to Nowhere,f Russian interests. The combination of a more unilateralist American foreign policy and a more assertive Russian policy climate brought about a policy shift ensuring that Russia was more willing to challenge the United States over time. Moreover, the American-Iraqi relationship shifted the environment in which Russia was forced to act.

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The Wounded Bear and the Rising Dragon,ia. Only when Russia was able to overcome its reservations and accept both the necessity and the benefits of cooperation were ties able to considerably expand. The challenge posed by Russia’s increasing impotence in the international arena strengthened China’s appeal as a friend in Russian calculations.

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The Russian Institutional Context,t-Cold War period. This chapter assesses the priorities of the various actors in order to understand why Russian policies towards these states developed in the particular ways they did. Given the diversity of the cases assessed, one would imagine that the drivers of Russian policy would respond to v

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The Wounded Bear and the Rising Dragon,largely focused on mitigating China’s potential threat. These eventually gave way to a Russian policy of alignment premised on attempts to actively balance the United States. Peculiar to the Russian-Chinese relationship was the legacy of historic animosities, which weighed heavily on a weakened Russ

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