‘You No Longer Believe in Us and We No Longer Believe in You’: Russian Attitudes Towards Europe
‘You No Longer Believe in Us and We No Longer Believe in You’: Russian Attitudes Towards Europe
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“你们不再相信我们，我们也不再相信你们”：俄罗斯对欧洲的态度
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2001
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S. White
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John Löwenhardt;M. Light;S. White
在匈牙利边境部队开始切断铁幕十年后，新的边界正在出现，这可能会产生几乎和旧边界一样可怕的分界线。几十年来，铁丝网阻止共产主义国家的公民前往“国外资本主义”。帷幕是最终的边界，一个“基于领土的二元形式的服从代码”。现在新安装的铁丝网和“申根”边界再次阻止他们进入我们繁荣的欧洲。随着中欧和东欧国家处于不同的过渡阶段，在加入北约和欧盟方面出现了三个群体：“ins”，“pre-or perhaps ins”和“definitely outs”。对于第三类，前景是一个繁荣和可持续的“欧洲堡垒”将在俄罗斯、白俄罗斯、乌克兰和摩尔多瓦荒凉的荒地的西部边境上竖起陡峭、坚不可摧的城墙。
Ten years after Hungarian border troops started cutting the Iron Curtain, new borders are emerging that threaten to create dividing lines almost as forbidding as the old. For several decades, barbed wire prevented the citizens of communist states from leaving for the ‘capitalist abroad’. The Curtain was the ultimate frontier, a ‘territorial based code of obedience in a binary form’.1 Now freshly installed barbed wire and ‘Schengen’ borders again prevent them from entering our prosperous Europe. With central and east European states at various stages of transition, three groups are emerging in relation to the entry to NATO and the EU: the ‘ins’, the ‘pre- or perhaps ins’ and the ‘definitely outs’. For the third category, the prospect is that a prosperous and impregnable ‘Fortress Europe’ will rise up with steep, unassailable walls at the western frontiers of Russia, Belarus, Ukraine and Moldova’s inhospitable wastelands.