Приклади вживання Great-power Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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Great-power competition is not just about military calculations or economic pull.
Economic sanctions are another instrument of great-power rivalry in the era of Cold War II.
The great-power chauvinism and bourgeois nationalism as factors impeding social development and the liberation of workers.
Even if China stays out of a second Korean war,both it and Russia are entering into a renewal of great-power competition with the West.
The Chinese title could be rendered as“Great-Power Diplomacy”, but some state media prefer to call it“Major-Country Diplomacy”.
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Putin's“allies” as the logic of the Russian leader's actions can now be understood only by the KGB men,lumpenized masses and great-power intellectuals.
But it seems that in the Kremlin“hawks” are ruling, whose great-power ambitions are more important than vital interests of the majority of Russian citizens.
Stalin's anti-Ukrainization decree reveals the extent to which the dictator was ready to go,in sacrificing Ukraine on the altar of great-power ambitions.
Russians units within the Wehrmacht and SS on numerous occasions exhibited great-power chauvinism, which made them akin to German Nazis.
After 9/11 a revived American great-power nationalism and neo-liberal economania have temporarily hijacked the progressive momentum of globalization.
Stalin's anti-Ukrainization decree reveals the extent to which the dictator was ready to go,in sacrificing the Ukrainian nation on the altar of great-power ambitions.
Nonetheless, the post- Cold War era did not herald an end to great-power politics, nor did it bring about anything approaching an alliance between Moscow and Washington.
Denikin's great-power politics encountered opposition from the cossack state formations of the Don and especially the Kuban', which sought autonomy and a federal structure for the future Russia;
According to Russian historian Aleksander Skobov,rascism is an eclectic mix of great-power chauvinism, nostalgia for the Soviet past, and obscurantist Orthodoxy.
The Putin regime already appears to be in long-term internal decline, and the Kremlin is increasingly willing to take risks- sometimes recklessly-to prove that it deserves a seat at the great-power table.
Racism is a quasi-ideology that is a contradictory mixture of empire, great-power chauvinism, and religious traditionalism, based largely on nostalgia for the Soviet past.
But it cannot substitute for a serious effort to counter Russia's long-standing expansionism andits present desire to recapture its great-power status at the expense of its neighbors.
At this, he relied on the aggressive, anti-Western and great-power mentality of a large part of the Russian society, which positively perceives the idea of Russia's”military superiority” over the United States and NATO.
What this does mean, however, is that the U.S. needsto become both tougher and less ambitious in its approach to great-power relations and the international system,” Brands suggests.
The distance between Putin's great-power rhetoric, his view that the Russian economy is stable, his huge government investment programs, and the way people lead their daily lives is huge throughout Russia.
Rather, he sees China's uniqueform of authoritarian capitalism as essential for its future great-power status, and as a model that could potentially be applicable to other parts of the world.
Without Ukraine, its territory, economic and demographic potentials, and most importantly- the spiritualfoundations of Kyivan Rus, Russia will never be able to achieve its great-power goals.
Participation in the war is the fulfillment of the duty to the country and fellow citizens,and not self-sacrifice for the sake of great-power goals, the greatness of which only the tsar(General Secretary, the autocratic president) can comprehend.
Thirdly, Moscow's aggressive and“great-power” rhetoric is only part of its information campaign to mask its incapability of real confronting the West from the position of force, as well as the ineffectiveness of its foreign policy.
At the same time, Moscow deliberately uses the creation of the OrthodoxChurch of Ukraine as an eligible reason for the realization of its great-power interests also in the religious sphere, that is- in order to take the role of the spiritual center of the world Orthodoxy.
On the one hand, it is a revival of great-power ambitions as a late psychological reaction to the collapse of the Soviet empire, and on the other- the hope that the current global situation will be favorable for the Russian adventures of revenge.
Great-power chauvinism"- an expression denoting the empire's lordship toward other nations, with the Bolsheviks coming in opposition to nationalism and as a dangerous ideology began to be superseded, but as social-chauvinism exists in the countries of the third world.
Secondly, the‘Eurasian' labelingimplicitly encourages Russian imperial feelings and great-power politics, endows it with some international legitimacy, and discursively resonates with the most chauvinistic, crypto-fascist tenets of today's Russian‘neo-Eurasianists'.
Above all, it will mean accepting that great-power relations are entering a period of greater danger and tension, and that a willingness to accept greater costs and risks will be the price of meeting the revisionist challenge and preserving American interests.
He needs tangible evidence that Russians need him and his great-power vision more than they worry about the freedoms he has muffled, the endemic corruption he has failed to eradicate, the sanctions he invited by his actions in Crimea and Ukraine.