Understanding the threat and its effects on the Regionalology approach of Russian think tanks; emphasizing on the environment of Central Asia and the Caucasus

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HEDAYATI MEHDI; Larti Mohammad Reza

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Journal: Political International Researches Year:2021 | Volume:12 | Issue:45 Page(s): 55-72

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Understanding the threat and its effects on the Regionalology approach of Russian think tanks; emphasizing on the environment of Central Asia and the Caucasus

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HEDAYATI MEHDI | Larti Mohammad Reza | Issue Writer Certificate

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Think TankQ1

ThreatQ2

RegionalologyQ2

Russian FederationQ1

Central AsiaQ2

CaucasusQ2

Abstract

Threat is defined as an axis role in designing security doctrines. Should Threat be considered as a blend of possibility for an event and its negative results, the concept of Threat in the mental model of Russian analysts refers to a set of situations that have somehow endangered, harmed, or targeted Russia's short-term and long-term national interests, values, and priorities. By prioritizing security developments and addressing key Threats in this environment, this paper raises the main question of what is the definition, perspective, dimensions and components of Russian governmental and non-governmental Think Tanks on the two concepts of Threat and environment in Central Asia and the Caucasus? The main hypothesis of the article is that governmental and non-governmental Think Tanks in Russia have defined and developed the concepts of Threat and environment in Central Asia and the Caucasus based on their historical experiences, national geography, natural and cultural identity, interests and material priorities. In the framework of structural theory, this article explains Russian perceptions of Threat and its impact on the concept of environment, especially in Central Asia and the Caucasus. To achieve the desired results, this article has been done by descriptive-analytical method and using library resources (written and electronic).

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HEDAYATI, MEHDI, & Larti, Mohammad Reza. (2021). Understanding the threat and its effects on the Regionalology approach of Russian think tanks; emphasizing on the environment of Central Asia and the Caucasus. POLITICAL AND INTERNATIONAL SCIENTIFIC AND RESEARCH QUARTERLY, 12(45 ), 55-72. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/415534/en

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HEDAYATI MEHDI, Larti Mohammad Reza. Understanding the threat and its effects on the Regionalology approach of Russian think tanks; emphasizing on the environment of Central Asia and the Caucasus. POLITICAL AND INTERNATIONAL SCIENTIFIC AND RESEARCH QUARTERLY[Internet]. 2021;12(45 ):55-72. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/415534/en

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MEHDI HEDAYATI, and Mohammad Reza Larti, “Understanding the threat and its effects on the Regionalology approach of Russian think tanks; emphasizing on the environment of Central Asia and the Caucasus,” POLITICAL AND INTERNATIONAL SCIENTIFIC AND RESEARCH QUARTERLY, vol. 12, no. 45 , pp. 55–72, 2021, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/415534/en

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