Economic interests and energy dependence: influence on sanctions policy against Russia

International scientific-practical conference “Current Issues of the World Economy, International Economic Relations and International Communications Amidst the Formation of a New World Order and Polarization of the World” (March 24–25, 2025). Vol. 2. Riga, Latvia : Baltija Publishing, 2025. 328 pages.

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2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.30525/978-9934-26-534-1-93
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Economic Sanctions and International Relations
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Economic interests and energy dependence: influence on sanctions policy against Russia

Volodymyr Savchuk
Economic Sanctions and International Relations
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Economic interests and energy dependence: influence on sanctions policy against Russia

Volodymyr Savchuk
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International scientific-practical conference “Current Issues of the World Economy, International Economic Relations and International Communications Amidst the Formation of a New World Order and Polarization of the World” (March 24–25, 2025). Vol. 2. Riga, Latvia : Baltija Publishing, 2025. 328 pages.

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