上海
国际智库中心博享沙龙系列
Global Think Tank Center Academic Activities
复旦发展研究院海外访问学者讲座系列九十一
FDDI Overseas Visiting Scholar Seminar (91)
The rise of an Eastern bloc?
演讲人
Speaker
Dr. Zeno Leoni
伦敦国王学院国防研究系国防研究助理教授
复旦发展研究院访问学者
Assistant Professor of Defense Studies at the Department of Defence Studies, King's College London；Visiting Scholar, Fudan Development Institute
主持人
Chair
马斌
复旦大学国际问题研究院
俄罗斯中亚研究中心副教授
上海合作组织研究中心副主任
Dr. Ma Bin
Associate Professor at the Center for Russian and Central Asian Studies, IIS, and Deputy Director of the Center for Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) Studies, Fudan University
主 办
Host
复旦发展研究院
Fudan Development Institute
时 间
Time
2025.03.27 10:00-11:30
10:00-11:30 am, March 27, 2025
地 点
Venue
复旦大学智库楼203室
Room 203, Think Tank Building，
Fudan University
摘要
Abstract
This presentation focuses on a draft chapter of a book that I am currently writing. The book’s title is the The Return of Geopolitical Blocs and it describes how the world order has been increasingly divided in competing blocs, especially since the latest Russo-Ukrainian War (24 February 2022). While the book project contains a review of the literature on the crisis of the liberal international order, a chapter on the West, East, and Global South, this presentation focuses on the Eastern bloc. In particular, it argues that in recent years there has been increasing coordination in foreign and defence policy between four countries, such as China, Russia, Iran, and North Korea. The chapter maintains that this renewed coordination is the result of a reaction to geostrategic containment of the US, and that this has led to some cohesion between these very different countries. Ultimately, the Eastern bloc is an anti-Western one.
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