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Igor V. Zadorin. “Monitoring social moods in the post-Soviet space:EDB Integration Barometer”The Economics of the Post-Sovietand Eurasian IntegrationEconomyKazakhstanKyrgyzstanTajikistanArmeniaBelarusGeorgiaMoldovaAzerbaijanUzbekistanRussiaUkraineArmeniaBelarusGeorgiaAzerbaijanMoldovaTajikistanRussiaKazakhstanPoliticsUzbekistanUkraineKyrgyzstanAzerbaijanGeorgiaCultureArmeniaBelarusKazakhstanArmeniaKyrgyzstanBelarusMoldovaKazakhstanRussiaKyrgyzstanTajikistanMoldovaUzbekistanAzerbaijanRussiaTajikistanUkraineGeorgiaUkraineUzbekistan“Former USSR countries” vector“EU countries” vector“Other countries” vectorAll spheresFigure 9.1.Illustrative schemeof the countries’distribution ongeopolitical vectorsEurasian Development Bank157
The Economics of the Post-Sovietand Eurasian IntegrationLet us return to the fact that two different approaches were used in interpretationof the collected data – study of individual common factors using the distributionof answers, and analysis of general tendencies using the consolidated indexes.We have already specified some data about general tendencies, and so now itis worth giving some details relating to individual common factors.Almost all questions revealed an extremely low incidence of affinity with post-Soviet states other than Russia. In other words, Russia is the main attractor andother states are only of low or peripheral significance to each other. Both thepractical and the cognitive interests of the population of the post-Soviet states,when they are focused within this region at all, are as a rule oriented towardRussia.Within the post-Soviet space, Russia and Ukraine occupy the first two places in therating of the objects of cultural, cognitive or practical interest. Correspondingly,most respondents who name no country of the post-Soviet space as being ofinterest for them are located in Russia or Ukraine. The imbalance is obvious:Russia and Ukraine are of the most interest to citizens of other countries, whilethe citizens of Russia and Ukraine are the least interested in any other post-Soviet country. This is illustrated in the following two diagrams. On average,Russia and Ukraine are mentioned more often than other countries in the post-Soviet space, yet simultaneously they give the highest percentage of answersprofessing no interest in other countries.Of which countries listed below could you say that you are interested in their history,culture and geography (nature)? (Average percentages for 11 countries)RussiaUkraineBelarus3%Kazakhstan3%Georgia3%Uzbekistan3%Turkmenistan 2%Moldova 2%Kyrgyzstan 2%Armenia 2%Azerbaijan 2%Tajikistan 1%7%27%On the economic theme, the proportions of answers for each country fallingto each of the three largest geopolitical clusters – “Former USSR countries”,“European Union”, “Other countries” – are on the whole very similar. This meansthat none of the three clusters takes priority over the others, but deviations are158 EDB Eurasian Integration Yearbook 2012
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ContentsContentsList of Figures and
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GreetingsForewordThe Eurasian Devel
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IndexIndexaccession 16, 19, 62, 63,
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