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Mongolia’s Mangled Politics
[Нийтэлсэн: 02.06.2016] [Эх сурвалж: www.foreignaffairs.com]
Given how unhappy Mongolians are with their current government, which they consider inept and corrupt, it would seem that there would be more excitement surrounding the country’s parliamentary elections on June 29. After all, there are 11 competing parties to choose from.
The Unraveling
[Нийтэлсэн: 02.01.2015] [Эх сурвалж: www.foreignaffairs.com]
In his classic The Anarchical Society, the scholar Hedley Bull argued that there was a perennial tension in the world between forces of order and forces of disorder, with the details of the balance between them defining each era’s particular character. Sources of order include actors committed to existing international rules and arrangements and to [...]
Asia for the Asians
[Нийтэлсэн: 04.11.2014] [Эх сурвалж: www.foreignaffairs.com]
Recently, China and Russia have challenged the international order by giving each other diplomatic backing to confront Ukraine and Hong Kong, respectively. But Western observers have mostly misunderstood the countries’ reasons for building closer ties with each other. They have been motivated less by shared material interests than by a common sense of national identity [...]
Mining’s Final Frontier
[Нийтэлсэн: 25.04.2013] [Эх сурвалж: www.foreignaffairs.com]
Mongolia is mining’s last frontier. The country is one of a small handful of places left in the world with major untouched mineral deposits. Its best — and perhaps its only — hope for broad-based economic development lies in recruiting foreign miners to help develop these resources. The problem is that it has been so [...]
Meteoric Mongolia
[Нийтэлсэн: 03.02.2013] [Эх сурвалж: www.foreignaffairs.com]
While Western economies have struggled to achieve two percent annual GDP growth of late, Mongolia has tallied rates well into two digits. After the Mongolian economy contracted 1.3 percent in 2009 — the height of the recession — it grew by 6.4 percent in 2010, and then by an astonishing 17.3 percent in 2011. And [...]