MACMILLAN The Economic Dimension of Eurasian Integration

Product Description How impactful has the Eurasian Economic Union (EAEU) been since it was signed in 2015?  This book provides a thorough and critical analysis of economic integration in the EAEU from the perspective of international economic relations.  It focuses on trade, FDI, manufacturing, energy, transport and logistics, science and education, digital economy, labour and ecology.  The book also addresses the global positioning of the EAEU by evaluating its existing and potential trade agreements both with third countries and regional blocks. Although the EAEU is an established regional entity that has achieved a number of quantitative and qualitative economic results, there needs to be inclusive dialogue at the intra-regional (within the EAEU) and interregional (for instance, BRICS+) levels to further deepen the economic integration in the EAEU.  This book will be of interest to academics and policymakers working in Eurasian economic integration, international economic relations and regional studies. From the Back Cover How impactful has the Eurasian Economic Union (EAEU) been since it was signed in 2015?  This book provides a thorough and critical analysis of economic integration in the EAEU from the perspective of international economic relations.  It focuses on trade, FDI, manufacturing, energy, transport and logistics, science and education, digital economy, labour and ecology.  The book also addresses the global positioning of the EAEU by evaluating its existing and potential trade agreements both with third countries and regional blocks. Although the EAEU is an established regional entity that has achieved a number of quantitative and qualitative economic results, there needs to be inclusive dialogue at the intra-regional (within the EAEU) and interregional (for instance, BRICS+) levels to further deepen the economic integration in the EAEU.  This book will be of interest to academics and policymakers working in Eurasian economic integration, international economic relations and regional studies. About the Author Natalia A. Piskulova is Doctor of Economics, Professor of the Department of International Economic Relations and Foreign Economic Affairs at Moscow State Institute of International Relations (MGIMO University), Moscow, Russia