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Piotr Dutkiewicz
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Piotr Dutkiewicz is Professor of Political Science and the Director of the Center for Governance and Public Policy at Carleton University in Ottawa, Canada. He was Editor-in-chief of a 19-volume series on Local and Regional Development in Poland (1986-1989) and editor (or co-editor) of 12 other books, the most recent of which are: Piotr Dutkiewicz, Tom Casier, Jan Aart Scholte, Hegemony and World Order Reimagining Power in Global Politics, Routledge, 2020; Piotr Dutkiewicz, Richard Sakwa, Fyodor Lukyanov, (eds.) Eurasia on the Edge, Rowman & Littlefield, 2018; Vladimir Popov & Piotr Dutkiewicz (eds.) Mapping a New World Order: The Rest Beyond the West, Edgar Edward Publishing, 2017; Piotr Dutkiewicz & Richard Sakwa (eds), Social History of Post-Communist Russia, Routledge (London & New York), 2016; Piotr Dutkiewicz & Richard Sakwa (eds.), Eurasian Integration: The View from Within, Routledge, 2015; Piotr Dutkiewicz & Richard Sakwa, 22 Ideas To Fix the World, New York University Press, 2013; Piotr Dutkiewicz & Vladislav Inozemtsev (eds.), Democracy versus Modernization: A Dilemma for Russia and for the World, Routledge, 2012; Piotr Dutkiewicz & Dmitri Trenin (eds.) Russia: The Challenges of Transformation, NYU Press, 2011; Piotr Dutkiewicz and Andrei Margolin (eds.), New Technologies in Public Administration as Reflected by the Canadian and Russian Experience, Moscow Governance University Press, 2013.

He has received two doctorates honoris causa (2006 and 2007). Member of the Valdai Club.
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The Putin Doctrine? How the Ideas of a 20th Century Thinker Ostracized by the Soviets Help to Shape Russia’s New Foreign Policy
In recent years, Vladimir Putin has mentioned several times the ideas of Lev Gumilev – one of the fathers of modern Eurasianism – in the context of the roles of civilization and cultural factors in Russian domestic politics.
21.07.2021
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Utopia as Our Future or Just Another Mirage? Reflections on 2020 Valdai Club Report
The most recent Valdai Report is more “practical” as justification for new approaches that many may think on first reading. It does not only provide a sharp critique of the current international order, but suggests a possible alternative future to it as well as some tools to make it happen. Valdai Report is – in spirit – a cry for a deep transformational change necessary for our own survival, writes Piotr Dutkiewicz, Co-Director of the Centre for Governance and Public Management, Carleton University, Ottawa.
14.10.2020
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Russia Facing the Challenges of Eurasian Regionalization
The geo-strategic and geo-economic gamble for Russia, as it undertakes its “turn to the East” is that economic and diplomatic gains from this shift will enable it to return in its new incarnation as a “Eurasian powerhouse” to new bargaining processes with the EU as an indispensable partner in the even Greater, writes Valdai Club expert Piotr Dutkiewicz.
02.10.2019
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Eurasia’s Great Projects: Assets and Liabilities
Eurasia is a key area today to understand where Russia is re-emerging as a global power, and China is testing – through its belt and road projects – its global capacities. Two grand scale-projects, Eurasian Economic Union (EAEU) and One Belt One Road (OBOR), are central to their likely success but are also where Russia and China will be tested by many challenges.
08.10.2018
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Will Brexit Strengthen European Solidarity?
Brexit happened because of the decline of confidence in the elites and the willingness of the British electorate to vote even against their own economic interests. But now the British government has to go a long way to match that high bar that was raised. The consequences of Brexit can weaken the economic and political influence of the UK.
30.03.2017
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Why EU’s New Russia Policy Sets Both on a Collision Course
The European Union’s new guidelines for relations with Russia reveal that Brussels has no meaningful ideas on how to deal with Moscow, Valdai Club expert Piotr Dutkiewicz believes.
18.03.2016
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The Cold War That Isn’t
Despite numerous politicians’ and journalists’ bombastic claims, the Cold War is over and it neither has nor will it ever start again.
04.03.2016
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Why Schengen Area Will Survive the Refugee Crisis
If Schengen is abandoned, it would mean that the whole idea of free movement of people and goods in Europe is under question.
10.02.2016
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United Nations at her 70’s
The UN is aging or, to use the politically correct term, has matured. This maturity has not, however, brought with it more institutional wisdom, more efficiency, or better global governance.
13.07.2015
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Ukraine: Beyond the Point of No Return
One cannot hold the state together by using brute force for long. While Ukraine is still a unitary state as per its constitution, it is split in the minds and hearts of many of its own citizens. Kiev’s new government can claim legal sovereignty over eastern Ukraine, but for many, particularly after the Odessa massacre, its lack of legitimacy makes that claim significantly reduced.
06.05.2014
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Piotr Dutkiewicz Discusses Opportunities for Dialogue Between Russia and the West
20.07.2016
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