The gas and vaccine trade in power politics
| Autor: | Radić Đozić, Jelena |
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| Jazyk: | chorvatština |
| Rok vydání: | 2021 |
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| Zdroj: | Forum za sigurnosne studije Volume 4/5 Issue 4/5 |
| ISSN: | 2459-6639 |
| Popis: | Ruska Federacija u odnosu s EU-om koristi plinsku trgovinu kao instrument tvrde moći, dok trgovinu cjepivom pokušava koristiti kao instrument meke moći. Preduvjeti koji omogućavaju korištenje ta dva trgovinska odnosa u politici moći su vrsta robe, a još više odnos ovisnosti. Dok je pri uspostavi plinske trgovine s Rusijom EU zanemario mogućnost da vanjsko-trgovinskiodnos postane instrument jačanja nacionalne moći i da uključuje potencijalne političko-sigurnosne eksternalije, trgovinu cjepivom s ovom državom ne želi niti pokretati. To što je osiguranje opskrbe određenom robom postalo sastavni dio vanjske i sigurnosne politike ukazuje na mijenjanje liberalno-ekonomskog identiteta EU-a u realističko-politički i na želju Unije da izgradi i očuva stratešku autonomiju i suvereno akterstvo u međunarodnim odnosima. The Russian Federation is using gas trade as an instrument of hard power in its relations with the EU, whereas trying to use the vaccine trade as an instrument of soft power. The preconditions that allow the use of those two trade relations in the power politics are the kind of commodity, and even more the relation of dependence. While in establishing gas trade with Russia, the EU has neglected the possibility of the foreign trade relationship becoming an instrument of strengthening national power and including security externalities, it does not want to start the vaccine trade with Russia. The fact that securing the supply of certain goods has become an integral part of foreign and security policy indicates a change in the EU´s liberal-economic identity into realistic-political one and the EU´s desire to build and preserve |
| Databáze: | OpenAIRE |
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