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Great Power's Dependency Policies in a Geostrategic
Subregion. Edition No. 1
VDM Publishing House, June 2009, Pages: 124
Geostrategic subregions are keys for implementing
control over geopolitical regions. Therefore
Great Powers are interested in controlling the
policies in these subregions by increasing their
states' dependency on the Great Power's policies.
Some policies are more capable than the others. This
book analysis the dependency policies of the USA and
Russia respectively in Central America and in the
Baltic states. Considering different factors the
author has developed a formula for the measuring the
capability of the Great Power's policies to maintain
subregion's dependency. The book analysis political,
economic, military and international instruments of
the USA and Russia to maintain those areas dependent
on them since the beginning of the independence of
the states in the subregions. The book offers mainly
interesting reading for the scholars who are
interested in the dependency and geostrategy issues
in the international relations. However, its
comprehensive comparative analysis of the Great Power
policies in Central America and the Baltic Sea
Eastern Rim (220 different cases) attracts the
audience interested in the developments of those
subregions.
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