| | | | PROBLEMS OF MODERN ECONOMICS, N 3 (95), 2025 | | | | CURRENT BIBLIOGRAPHY | | | Gazizullin Nail F.
Department of Management and Innovation, St. Petersburg State University of Economics, Editor-in-chief of the journal “Problems of Modern Economics”, PhD (Economics), Professor
Gorkova T. Yu.
Head of the Department of Finance and Investment, Russian University of Medicine (Moscow), PhD (Economics), Professor
Shifrina D. E.
PhD student, Department of Economic Theory and History of Economic Teaching, St. Petersburg State University
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| | | This review analyzes the monograph by L.E. Slutsky, M.I. Krotov and V.I. Muntiyan “Russia and the Eurasian Integration in a Multipolar world,” which explores the historical, economic, political and legal features of Eurasian integration in the post-Soviet space and on the level of Greater Eurasia. The authors demonstrate the special role of Russia in the development of Eurasian integration as a systemic element of the emerging model of a fair multipolar world, provide an assessment of the consequences of the geostrategic choice of the CIS countries and the peculiarities of contradictions of Eurasian integration, and stress the need for a comprehensive assessment of the ability to survive of the leading states of economic globalization — Russia, the USA, China, and India. The article proposes the concept of an anti-sanctions monetary and financial model and concludes that economic security is a key condition for increasing the economic power of Russia and strengthening its economic and technological sovereignty. | | Key words: multipolarity of the world order, economic security, collapse of the USSR, CIS, Eurasian Economic Union, Union state of Belarus and Russia, matrix for equalizing structural imbalances | | Pages: 227 - 229 |
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