Olga Alexeeva
Biographic Data
| ID | 6419301 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Olga Alexeeva |
| GIVEN NAMES | Olga |
| FAMILY NAME | Alexeeva |
| SIGNATURE | ALEXEEVA O |
| AFFILIATIONS | Université du Québec à Montréal |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-4959-2241 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 6 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 8 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2008 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Entre coopération et rivalité: Le partenariat sino-russe en Arctique à l’épreuve de la guerre en Ukraine
La migration chinoise dans l'Extrême-Orient russe: Anciens Débats, Nouveaux Enjeux
La circulation migratoire entre la Chine et la Russie autour de leur frontière commune varie en fonction de leur coopération bilatérale et de ses ambiguïtés. Si le développement économique des deux pays conduit les migrants chinois à s’installer et à travailler dans l’Extrême-Orient russe, leur présence ne fait pas l’unanimité en Russie. Malgré le récent rapprochement politique sino-russe, la période contemporaine est marquée par une situation so…
Dynamique des corridors ferroviaires en Asie centrale: Autour de la Chine, coopération ou rivalités entre puissances régionales
Lancée en 2013, la Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) est un vaste programme destiné à renforcer la « connectivité » entre la Chine et d’autres régions du monde. Dans ce cadre, plusieurs projets de corridors de transport ont émergé entre la Chine et l’Europe via l’Asie centrale. Ils ont suscité tout à la fois l’intérêt et l’appréhension des États de la région, soucieux de tirer profit des projets chinois tout en préservant leur indépendance. Ainsi, l…
The Evolution of Sino-Russian Relations as Seen from Moscow: The Limits of Strategic Rapprochement
In the past few years, there has been a significant economic and political rapprochement between China and Russia, marked by the announcement of numerous trade agreements and investments in transport infrastructure and the exploitation of Russian natural resources. This cooperation seems to have intensified since the 2014 Ukrainian crisis. Some European and American media see it as a sign that China and Russia are developing a form of strategic a…
Experiencing War: Chinese Workers in Russia During the First World War
Migration between China and Russia has a long and complex history. This migration was encouraged by the geographical proximity of the two countries, by the complementarity of their economies and by their intense political relations. With the outbreak of First World War, Russia was forced to resort to Chinese workers in order compensate for the shortage of labor caused by the military conscription of large numbers of Russian peasants and workers. …
China's strategy in the Arctic: Threatening or opportunistic
In a context of rapid climatic change in the Arctic, the fast melting of permafrost, the decline of glaciers and the melting of sea ice created perceived strategic and economic opportunities for the littoral states. The attention of states beyond the region was also attracted. For example China, without direct access to the Arctic, displays an interest in Arctic research, natural resources, and shipping potential. However, its diplomatic, economi…
Is China's interest for the Arctic driven by Arctic shipping potential
Interest from the Chinese government has been on the rise since about 2005, and the media have widely reported on these Chinese projects. China is often described as being very interested in both Arctic mineral resources and the opening of Arctic shipping routes, but in this characterization there is a hint of a perceived threat, as commentators are often stressing out that China's appetite may lead Beijing into considering the Northwest Passage …
La circulation migratoire des Chinois dans l’Extrême-Orient russe: Analyse historique et sociodémographique
La region de l’Extreme-Orient russe est limitrophe avec la Chine et les flux de migration en provenance de la RPC peuvent etre percus comme un phenomene naturel. La circulation migratoire chinoise a debute dans les annees 1860, quand cette region est devenue partie integrante de la Russie imperiale. Interrompue a l’epoque sovietique, la migration a repris apres l’eclatement de l’URSS en 1991. La region de l’Extreme-Orient russe permet d’etudier l…
Is China's interest for the Arctic driven by Arctic shipping potential
Interest from the Chinese government has been on the rise since about 2005, and the media have widely reported on these Chinese projects. China is often described as being very interested in both Arctic mineral resources and the opening of Arctic shipping routes, but in this characterization there is a hint of a perceived threat, as commentators are often stressing out that China's appetite may lead Beijing into considering the Northwest Passage …
Dynamique des corridors ferroviaires en Asie centrale: Autour de la Chine, coopération ou rivalités entre puissances régionales
Lancée en 2013, la Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) est un vaste programme destiné à renforcer la « connectivité » entre la Chine et d’autres régions du monde. Dans ce cadre, plusieurs projets de corridors de transport ont émergé entre la Chine et l’Europe via l’Asie centrale. Ils ont suscité tout à la fois l’intérêt et l’appréhension des États de la région, soucieux de tirer profit des projets chinois tout en préservant leur indépendance. Ainsi, l…
China's strategy in the Arctic: Threatening or opportunistic
In a context of rapid climatic change in the Arctic, the fast melting of permafrost, the decline of glaciers and the melting of sea ice created perceived strategic and economic opportunities for the littoral states. The attention of states beyond the region was also attracted. For example China, without direct access to the Arctic, displays an interest in Arctic research, natural resources, and shipping potential. However, its diplomatic, economi…
La circulation migratoire des Chinois dans l’Extrême-Orient russe: Analyse historique et sociodémographique
La region de l’Extreme-Orient russe est limitrophe avec la Chine et les flux de migration en provenance de la RPC peuvent etre percus comme un phenomene naturel. La circulation migratoire chinoise a debute dans les annees 1860, quand cette region est devenue partie integrante de la Russie imperiale. Interrompue a l’epoque sovietique, la migration a repris apres l’eclatement de l’URSS en 1991. La region de l’Extreme-Orient russe permet d’etudier l…
Is China's interest for the Arctic driven by Arctic shipping potential
Interest from the Chinese government has been on the rise since about 2005, and the media have widely reported on these Chinese projects. China is often described as being very interested in both Arctic mineral resources and the opening of Arctic shipping routes, but in this characterization there is a hint of a perceived threat, as commentators are often stressing out that China's appetite may lead Beijing into considering the Northwest Passage …
China's strategy in the Arctic: Threatening or opportunistic
In a context of rapid climatic change in the Arctic, the fast melting of permafrost, the decline of glaciers and the melting of sea ice created perceived strategic and economic opportunities for the littoral states. The attention of states beyond the region was also attracted. For example China, without direct access to the Arctic, displays an interest in Arctic research, natural resources, and shipping potential. However, its diplomatic, economi…
The Evolution of Sino-Russian Relations as Seen from Moscow: The Limits of Strategic Rapprochement
In the past few years, there has been a significant economic and political rapprochement between China and Russia, marked by the announcement of numerous trade agreements and investments in transport infrastructure and the exploitation of Russian natural resources. This cooperation seems to have intensified since the 2014 Ukrainian crisis. Some European and American media see it as a sign that China and Russia are developing a form of strategic a…
Experiencing War: Chinese Workers in Russia During the First World War
Migration between China and Russia has a long and complex history. This migration was encouraged by the geographical proximity of the two countries, by the complementarity of their economies and by their intense political relations. With the outbreak of First World War, Russia was forced to resort to Chinese workers in order compensate for the shortage of labor caused by the military conscription of large numbers of Russian peasants and workers. …
Dynamique des corridors ferroviaires en Asie centrale: Autour de la Chine, coopération ou rivalités entre puissances régionales
Lancée en 2013, la Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) est un vaste programme destiné à renforcer la « connectivité » entre la Chine et d’autres régions du monde. Dans ce cadre, plusieurs projets de corridors de transport ont émergé entre la Chine et l’Europe via l’Asie centrale. Ils ont suscité tout à la fois l’intérêt et l’appréhension des États de la région, soucieux de tirer profit des projets chinois tout en préservant leur indépendance. Ainsi, l…
La migration chinoise dans l'Extrême-Orient russe: Anciens Débats, Nouveaux Enjeux
La circulation migratoire entre la Chine et la Russie autour de leur frontière commune varie en fonction de leur coopération bilatérale et de ses ambiguïtés. Si le développement économique des deux pays conduit les migrants chinois à s’installer et à travailler dans l’Extrême-Orient russe, leur présence ne fait pas l’unanimité en Russie. Malgré le récent rapprochement politique sino-russe, la période contemporaine est marquée par une situation so…
Entre coopération et rivalité: Le partenariat sino-russe en Arctique à l’épreuve de la guerre en Ukraine
Political science (7 works) · Arctic and Russian Policy Studies (5 works) · Art (4 works) · China (4 works) · Politics (4 works) · China's Global Influence and Migration (3 works) · Economics (3 works) · Economy (3 works) · Humanities (3 works) · Law (3 works)