No. 13 (2024): East-West Studies
East-West Studies

In our first article, we welcome a team from Harvard and Yale Universities – Brendan Case, Flynn Cratty, Tim Lomas, and Alexander Batson. Their piece The Dance of East and West: A Brief History of an Unstable but Enduring Conceptual Partnershipgives historical insight into the questions above. By endeavouring to “explore variations on the East-West theme throughout six key historical eras: pre-history; the Classical Age; the rise of Christianity; the medieval world; the Enlightenment; and the Cold War”, they off er essential context for any understanding of our titular dichotomy – its origins, its evolution, and its effect on the world we find ourselves in today.

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Terry McDonald, Benjamin Klasche, Mart Susi (Author)
Foreword: East and West of What and Where?
DOI: https://doi.org/10.82533/ews.2024.13.14
Tim Lomas, Brendan Case, Flynn Cratty, Alexander Batson (Author)
The Dance of East and West: A Brief History of an Unstable but Enduring Conceptual Partnership
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DOI: https://doi.org/10.82533/ews.2024.13.15
Nora Gevorgyan (Author)
Small States in Great Powers’ Geopolitics: Armenia’s Role in the US Policy on the South Caucasus
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DOI: https://doi.org/10.82533/ews.2024.13.16
Jyrki Käkonen (Author)
Ukraine War in the Context of World System Analysis and Power Transition Theory
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DOI: https://doi.org/10.82533/ews.2024.13.17
Mariam Tarasashvili (Author)
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New Era of Uncertainties: How US Foreign Aid Works in Times of War
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DOI: https://doi.org/10.82533/ews.2024.13.18