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ISSN (Print) 1996-7845

ISSN (Online) 2542-2081


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Postal address:  11 Pokrovsky Boulevard, Moscow, Russia, 109028
National Research University Higher School of Economics
International Organisations Research Journal (IORJ) editors office

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2022. vol. 17. No. 1

Topic of the issue: Challenges and Imperatives for Multilateralism

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Evgeny Grachikov, Haiyan Xu
China and the International System: The Formation of a Chinese Model of World Order
7–24
Patrick Terry
Enforcing U.S. Foreign Policy by Imposing Unilateral Secondary Sanctions: Is Might Right in Public International Law?
25–55
W. Voss
Cross-Border Data Flows, the GDPR, and Data Governance
56–95
Andrei Shelepov
The Influence of the G20’s Digitalization Leadership on Development Conditions and Governance of the Digital Economy
96–113
Iskander Magadeev
Multilateralism as forced necessity? Evolution of the French policy in Sub-Saharan Africa: continuity and change
114–128
Alexander Simonov
Cooperative Rivalry- a Prospective Alternative to International Organisations on a Global Energy Market: a Case of Russia-USA European Gas Standoff
129–141
Erkara Aymagambetov, Ayapbergen Taubaev, Galiya Amirova, Yuliya Sayfullina, Dmitriy Ulybyshev
Implementation of the National Re-Industrialization Policy in the Countries of the Eurasian Economic Union
142–162
Analytical Reviews
Vera Zhornist, Alexander Nesmashnyi, Maxim Kharkevich, Ivan Safranchuk
State Differentiation by Climate Ambition: Implications for World Politics
163–182
Maria Bazlutskaya , Elena Zinovyeva

Characteristics of the digital public diplomacy of international organizations. Analytical review of a collective monograph: Digital diplomacy and international organizations. Autonomy, Legitimacy and Con-testation, edited by R. Zaiotti, C. Bjola
183–190
Book Review
Sergey Mikhnevich
Factors and Dynamics of Interaction in Eurasia. Review of “The Return of Eurasia: Continuity and Change”, edited by Glenn Diesen and Alexander Lukin
191–199
 
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