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America's Old/New Meets Russia's True/False: The Case of Europe's North

Pertti Joenniemi
Pages 229-241 | Published online: 21 Oct 2010

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Hans Mouritzen. (2006) The Nordic–Baltic Area: Divisive Geopolitics at Work. Cambridge Review of International Affairs 19:3, pages 495-511.
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Sergei Prozorov. (2008) Belonging and inclusion in European–Russian relations: Alain Badiou and the truth of Europe. Journal of International Relations and Development 11:2, pages 181-207.
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Noel Parker. 2008. The Geopolitics of Europe's Identity. The Geopolitics of Europe's Identity 3 23 .

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