Peoples of Eastern Europe

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Peoples of Eastern Europe

Despite common borders and many similarities, the three countries of Eastern Europe do not constitute a region in the sense of political community. Belarus, Moldova and Ukraine have not yet developed visible capacity and projects for regional integration.

Year: 2007

From collection: Environment and Security: Transforming risks into cooperation - the case of Eastern Europe

Cartographer: Novikov

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