Janis Kluge
Biographic Data
| ID | 4398318 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Janis Kluge |
| GIVEN NAMES | Janis |
| FAMILY NAME | Kluge |
| SIGNATURE | KLUGE J |
| AFFILIATIONS | Eastern Europe and Eurasia Division, German Institute for International and Security Affairs (Swp) Berlin, Germany |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-0220-7040 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 5 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 6 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 5 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2016 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2023 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Mit Risiken und Nebenwirkungen: Russlands Wirtschaftsbeziehungen mit China und die Sanktionen des Westens. Russia’s Economic Relations with China and the West's Sanctions
Moscow’s war against Ukraine and the sanctions imposed by the West have led to a sharp intensification of economic relations between Russia and China. Trade in particular rose sharply after a brief slump in spring 2022. China is supplying Russia with many of the things Moscow can no longer import from the West or produce on its own. The importance of the Chinese yuan has increased significantly for Russia due to the sanctions. At the same time, t…
Russia’s economy is much more than a “big gas station.” Under sanctions, that’s now its biggest problem
Ironically, by sanctioning Russia, the West may actually make that country into a true petrostate that is dependent on a handful of extractive industries – making today’s caricature of Russia come true in the near future
The future has to wait: 5G in Russia and the lack of elite consensus
Although the rollout of 5G in Russia has been much anticipated by both businesses and the government, progress in the introduction of the new standard came to a standstill by 2021. Key elite groups in business, the federal bureaucracy, and the security apparatus (the siloviki) have failed to agree on the rules for 5G. Major sticking points in the debate are the distribution of radio spectrum, the operators’ business model, and the degree of impor…
Souveränität, Subordination, Integration: Schlüsselfragen zwischen Moskau und Minsk. Key issues between Moscow and Minsk
The key to solving the political crisis in Belarus lies in Moscow. The Kremlin is not only pursuing geopolitical interests, but also fears that there may be fallout from the Belarusian protests that will affect the domestic situation in Russia. For this reason, the Russian government is supporting Aliaksandr Lukashenka, the Belarusian head of state of many years, in his attempt to hold on to power. In return, Lukashenka is performing a U-turn wit…
Foreign direct investment, political risk and the limited access order
The common explanations for political risk in foreign investment focus on the opportunism of host-country governments. However, when governments are too weak to regulate and effectively control them, domestic business elites may also cause political risk. In the literature on political risk, the host state is mostly modelled as a single, cohesive actor and elites outside of the government are not taken into account. By contrast, this paper concep…
Foreign direct investment, political risk and the limited access order
The common explanations for political risk in foreign investment focus on the opportunism of host-country governments. However, when governments are too weak to regulate and effectively control them, domestic business elites may also cause political risk. In the literature on political risk, the host state is mostly modelled as a single, cohesive actor and elites outside of the government are not taken into account. By contrast, this paper concep…
The future has to wait: 5G in Russia and the lack of elite consensus
Although the rollout of 5G in Russia has been much anticipated by both businesses and the government, progress in the introduction of the new standard came to a standstill by 2021. Key elite groups in business, the federal bureaucracy, and the security apparatus (the siloviki) have failed to agree on the rules for 5G. Major sticking points in the debate are the distribution of radio spectrum, the operators’ business model, and the degree of impor…
Foreign direct investment, political risk and the limited access order
The common explanations for political risk in foreign investment focus on the opportunism of host-country governments. However, when governments are too weak to regulate and effectively control them, domestic business elites may also cause political risk. In the literature on political risk, the host state is mostly modelled as a single, cohesive actor and elites outside of the government are not taken into account. By contrast, this paper concep…
Souveränität, Subordination, Integration: Schlüsselfragen zwischen Moskau und Minsk. Key issues between Moscow and Minsk
The key to solving the political crisis in Belarus lies in Moscow. The Kremlin is not only pursuing geopolitical interests, but also fears that there may be fallout from the Belarusian protests that will affect the domestic situation in Russia. For this reason, the Russian government is supporting Aliaksandr Lukashenka, the Belarusian head of state of many years, in his attempt to hold on to power. In return, Lukashenka is performing a U-turn wit…
The future has to wait: 5G in Russia and the lack of elite consensus
Although the rollout of 5G in Russia has been much anticipated by both businesses and the government, progress in the introduction of the new standard came to a standstill by 2021. Key elite groups in business, the federal bureaucracy, and the security apparatus (the siloviki) have failed to agree on the rules for 5G. Major sticking points in the debate are the distribution of radio spectrum, the operators’ business model, and the degree of impor…
Russia’s economy is much more than a “big gas station.” Under sanctions, that’s now its biggest problem
Ironically, by sanctioning Russia, the West may actually make that country into a true petrostate that is dependent on a handful of extractive industries – making today’s caricature of Russia come true in the near future
Mit Risiken und Nebenwirkungen: Russlands Wirtschaftsbeziehungen mit China und die Sanktionen des Westens. Russia’s Economic Relations with China and the West's Sanctions
Moscow’s war against Ukraine and the sanctions imposed by the West have led to a sharp intensification of economic relations between Russia and China. Trade in particular rose sharply after a brief slump in spring 2022. China is supplying Russia with many of the things Moscow can no longer import from the West or produce on its own. The importance of the Chinese yuan has increased significantly for Russia due to the sanctions. At the same time, t…
Political science (5 works) · Business (3 works) · Economics (3 works) · Law (3 works) · Anthropology (2 works) · Feminism (2 works) · Gender Studies (2 works) · Government (linguistics (2 works) · International trade (2 works) · Law (2 works)