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The Securitisation of the EU’s Eastern Neighbourhood: What Role for Russia?ission, 2011: 4). There are several security issues on the common agenda, including political stability, energy security and conflict resolution, particularly in Eastern Europe and the South Caucasus — and towards which Russia has developed its own neighbourhood policies.

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Introductionies are essential for the stability of these areas and for the overall peace and prosperity in this common security complex. Those regions are also characterised by fast changing dynamics of political and social change within a sphere of geostrategic competition.

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Identities and Images of Competition in the Overlapping Neighbourhoods: How EU and Russian Foreign Pf what Russia has actually done. Rather the EU acts on the basis of what it believes Russia has become. The Union and its member states redefine the identity of Russia, aggrandise differences between perceived ‘European’ and Russian identities and eventually — in a context of rather acrimonious rela

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Turkey’s Policies in Its Overlapping Neighbourhood with Russia and the European Unionincreased in the agenda of the Union, and Russia became a geographical neighbour of the EU. Whereas the EU started showing interest in the region only after its enlargement, Turkey emphasised its importance by initiating the Black Sea Economic Cooperation (BSEC) already in 1992, immediately after th

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