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- Author: David Szakonyi
- Publication Date: 06-2010
- Content Type: Journal Article
- Journal: Journal of International Affairs
- Institution: School of International and Public Affairs, Columbia University
- Abstract: In addition to being the largest country outside of the trading bloc, Russia has also recently achieved another undesirable distinction in the annals of the World Trade Organization (WTO): the longest candidacy bid at over sixteen years, surpassing China's previous record. Russian leaders have notably fluctuated in their desire for entry and their demands along the WTO accession journey, leading to serious uncertainty about where the entire process is headed. Rising interest in regional organizations such as the Shanghai Cooperation Organization and the Eurasian Economic Community may even herald the decline of the supremacy of Western institutions, at least among many states in Eurasia. Deciphering how post-Soviet states determine their policies in the international arena is a treacherous affair, but an important one for the economic order.
- Topic: Economics, World Trade Organization
- Political Geography: Russia, China, Eurasia