Hbor a hatron Richard Sakwa: The Crisis of Ukraine and the New Cold WarISBN:9789634052593 / 978-9634052593Brand Name:Eurpa KiadMPN (Manufacturer Part Number):EUK-HH2016Product Type:Book (Hardcover with Dust Jacket)Genre:Geopolitical Analysis / Contemporary History / Political ScienceAuthor:Richard SakwaLanguage:Hungarian (Translated from English)OverviewHbor a hatron(Frontline Ukraine: Crisis in the Borderlands) byRichard Sakwa, professor at the University of Kent, offers a penetrating and balanced account of one of the most consequential crises of the 21st century the war in Ukraine and the renewed confrontation between Russia and the West.Sakwa examines how, exactly a century after the outbreak of World War I, Europe once again found itself on the brink of large-scale conflict. Through meticulous analysis, he argues that the 2014 Ukrainian crisis arose from two intertwined struggles: one between Russia and the West over Europes geopolitical order, and another within Ukraine over its own national identity and statehood.Rejecting simplistic propaganda from both sides, Sakwa traces the roots of escalating mistrust, nationalism, and political blindness that culminated in a dangerous confrontation. His book has become a key reference for anyone seeking to understand the political and historical dynamics behind the ongoing EastWest divide.Hungarian Overview (ttekints)AHbor a hatronRichard Sakwa, a Kenti Egyetem professzora tollbl szletett, aki Kelet-Eurpa trtnelmnek egyik legelismertebb szakrtje. A knyv az ukrajnai vlsg s az OroszorszgNyugat kztti geopolitikai szembenlls httert trja fel, elkerlve a propaganda szlamait s a leegyszerst politikai narratvkat.Sakwa szerint a 2014-es esemnyeket kt vlsg idzte el: az egyik a Nyugat s Oroszorszg kztti geopolitikai rivalizlsbl fakad, a msik pedig Ukrajna bels identitsvlsgbl s llamszerkezeti ellentmondsaibl. A nacionalizmus, a bizalmatlansg s a politikai rvidlts keverke mr rgta robbanssal fenyegetett, amely vgl a Nyugat feleltlensge miatt kvetkezett be.A knyv megjelensekor komoly vitkat vltott ki, m a szakrtk egyetrtettek abban, hogy Sakwa mve nlklzhetetlen az ukrajnai hbor mlyebb megrtshez.Product FeaturesPublication Year:2016Publisher:Eurpa KiadPlace of Publication:BudapestBinding Type:Glued hardcover with dust jacketPage Count:448 pagesDimensions:16.0 23.5 cmLanguage:HungarianInteresting FactsAuthor Expertise:Richard Sakwa is one of the foremost British scholars on post-Soviet Russia and EastWest relations.Original Title:The original English edition,Frontline Ukraine, was first published in 2015 and quickly became a major academic and political reference.Dual-Crisis Theory:Sakwas central argument divides the Ukrainian conflict into two interconnected crises internal and external offering a nuanced understanding beyond ideology.Critical Reception:While controversial, the book was praised for its objectivity and for challenging both Western and Russian narratives.Prescient Analysis:Years before the full-scale invasion of 2022, Sakwa warned that continued escalation could lead to a new Cold War or worse.Hungarian Interesting Facts (rdekes Tnyek)A szerz szakrtelme:Richard Sakwa a posztszovjet trsg s az orosz klpolitika egyik legelismertebb kutatja.Eredeti cm:Az eredeti angol kiads (Frontline Ukraine) 2015-ben jelent meg, s gyorsan alapmv vlt a tmban.Ketts vlsgelmlet:Sakwa szerint az ukrajnai hbor egyszerre kls geopolitikai s bels politikai konfliktus.Kritikai fogadtats:A m vitkat keltett, de szakmai krkben az egyik legkiegyenslyozottabb elemzsknt tartjk szmon.Elrelt figyelmeztets:A szerz vekkel korbban jelezte, hogy az ukrajnai kon