Moscow, Europe Publishing House, 2006, pp 80

In this small monograph, Andrey Kokoshin (corresponding member of the Russian Academy of Sciences (RAS) and head of the RAS International Security Institute, dean of the International Politics Faculty of the Moscow State University) presents his vision of major trends in the field of international energy development, the factors that brought matters of international energy security to the forefront, and offers his own classification of political risks in this sphere.

The author also considers problems of ensuring a balance of interests between the major players in the global energy sector, and provides an assessment of Russia’s role and place in ensuring global energy security.

Moscow, Europe Publishing House, 2006, pp 88

Andrey Kokoshin is a corresponding member of the Russian Academy of Sciences (RAS) and head of the RAS International Security Institute, dean of the International Politics Faculty of the Moscow State University. In this work, he examines theoretical and applied problems related to the «actual sovereignty» concept he put forward in the late ‘90s. Validity of this concept is illustrated, in particular, with the policy and achievements of such states as China and India. The author dwells on relevance of this concept for Russia, its foreign, defense, economic and scientific policies.

The publication targets both specialists and a wide circle of readers – lecturers, post-graduates and students of humanities colleges – all those interested in problems of world politics and the foreign policy of Russia.

Moscow, Europe Publishing House, 2005, pp 224

The US National Intelligence Council Report published in this book was commissioned by the CIA and unclassified only in the early 2005. Thousands of influential experts took part in this work. The nongovernmental status of the report allows its authors to discuss absolutely frankly the problems and threats that the advance of globalization may bring about. This is a book about expectations and fears of the global political establishment on the threshold of new upheavals.

Foreword by G.O.Pavlovsky
Moscow, Europe Publishing House, 2005, pp 580

The full text of the Convention establishing the European Constitutional Treaty is for the first time published in Russian. This product of a longstanding effort of the new transnational bureaucracy that aims at creating an administration machinery above the European tradition of sovereign states deserves a most thorough analysis. Almost 600 pages awaiting the reader shall require an absolute concentration. The document setting forth the goals, functions and the structure of the new supranational institution, which essentially cancels the tradition of European democracy, is essential reading for politicians, economists, philosophers, businessmen, analysts and legal experts.