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Intro; Contents; List of Abbreviations; List of Figures; List of Tables; List of Boxes; Introduction; 25 Years: Integration Requires Patience; Structure of the Book; Acknowledgements; 1: The History of Eurasian Integration: 1991-2016; 1.1 "Civilized Divorce" and False Starts of the 1990s and 2000s; 1.2 The CU, SES, and Eurasian Economic Union (2007-2015); References; 2: Economic and Social Ties; 2.1 Economies of EAEU Countries; 2.1.1 Russia; 2.1.2 Kazakhstan; 2.1.3 Belarus; 2.1.4 Armenia; 2.1.5 Kyrgyzstan; 2.2 The Practice of Integration: Close Economic Ties in the Post-Soviet Space
2.3 Public Opinion on Eurasian IntegrationReferences; 3: EAEU Institutions; 3.1 Features of the EAEU Treaty; 3.2 Supreme Council, Intergovernmental Council, and EEC; 3.2.1 Eurasian Economic Commission; 3.2.2 Eurasian Intergovernmental Council; 3.2.3 Supreme Eurasian Economic Council; 3.3 Court of the Union; 3.4 Eurasian Development Bank; 3.5 Eurasian Fund for Stabilization and Development; References; 4: Common Markets Within the Eurasian Economic Union: Movement of Goods, Services, Labour, and Capital; 4.1 Common Customs Area and Common Customs Tariff
4.2 Dynamics of Mutual and Foreign Trade; 4.2.1 Structure of EAEU Foreign Trade; 4.3 Building Out the EAEU's Common Markets: Drugs and Medical Products, Electric Power Industry, Finance, Oil, Gas, and Oil Products; 4.4 Technical Regulation and Combating Non-tariff Barriers; 4.5 Single Labour Market and Labour Migration; 4.5.1 What Opportunities Does the EAEU Unlock for Its Member States' Workers?; 4.5.2 What Do the Citizens of EAEU Member States Think About Labour Migration?; 4.6 Mutual Investments in the EAEU
4.7 Steps Towards the Coordination of Macroeconomic, Exchange Rate, and Monetary PoliciesReferences; 5: Eurasian Economic Union: Foreign Economic Relations; 5.1 The Emerging Network of Free Trade Areas; 5.1.1 FTA with Vietnam; 5.1.2 FTA with Israel; 5.1.3 FTA with Serbia; 5.1.4 FTA with Singapore; 5.1.5 FTA with Egypt; 5.1.6 A Limited-Scale FTA with Iran; 5.1.7 FTA with India; 5.2 Will New Member States Join the EAEU? Is It Possible for Member States to Leave the Union?; 5.3 Prospects of the EAEU's Relations with the European Union
5.4 Relations Between the EAEU and China: The State of Affairs and ProspectsReferences; 6: A "Normal" Regional Organization: Explaining Eurasian Integration; 6.1 Roots and Ideology of Eurasian Integration; 6.2 Holding-Together Integration; 6.3 EAEU Among Other Regional Integration Organizations: Comparative Analysis; 6.4 Conclusion; References; Appendix 1: Chronology of Eurasian Integration, 1991-2017; 1991: Collapse of the Soviet Union and Emergence of the Commonwealth of Independent States
2.3 Public Opinion on Eurasian IntegrationReferences; 3: EAEU Institutions; 3.1 Features of the EAEU Treaty; 3.2 Supreme Council, Intergovernmental Council, and EEC; 3.2.1 Eurasian Economic Commission; 3.2.2 Eurasian Intergovernmental Council; 3.2.3 Supreme Eurasian Economic Council; 3.3 Court of the Union; 3.4 Eurasian Development Bank; 3.5 Eurasian Fund for Stabilization and Development; References; 4: Common Markets Within the Eurasian Economic Union: Movement of Goods, Services, Labour, and Capital; 4.1 Common Customs Area and Common Customs Tariff
4.2 Dynamics of Mutual and Foreign Trade; 4.2.1 Structure of EAEU Foreign Trade; 4.3 Building Out the EAEU's Common Markets: Drugs and Medical Products, Electric Power Industry, Finance, Oil, Gas, and Oil Products; 4.4 Technical Regulation and Combating Non-tariff Barriers; 4.5 Single Labour Market and Labour Migration; 4.5.1 What Opportunities Does the EAEU Unlock for Its Member States' Workers?; 4.5.2 What Do the Citizens of EAEU Member States Think About Labour Migration?; 4.6 Mutual Investments in the EAEU
4.7 Steps Towards the Coordination of Macroeconomic, Exchange Rate, and Monetary PoliciesReferences; 5: Eurasian Economic Union: Foreign Economic Relations; 5.1 The Emerging Network of Free Trade Areas; 5.1.1 FTA with Vietnam; 5.1.2 FTA with Israel; 5.1.3 FTA with Serbia; 5.1.4 FTA with Singapore; 5.1.5 FTA with Egypt; 5.1.6 A Limited-Scale FTA with Iran; 5.1.7 FTA with India; 5.2 Will New Member States Join the EAEU? Is It Possible for Member States to Leave the Union?; 5.3 Prospects of the EAEU's Relations with the European Union
5.4 Relations Between the EAEU and China: The State of Affairs and ProspectsReferences; 6: A "Normal" Regional Organization: Explaining Eurasian Integration; 6.1 Roots and Ideology of Eurasian Integration; 6.2 Holding-Together Integration; 6.3 EAEU Among Other Regional Integration Organizations: Comparative Analysis; 6.4 Conclusion; References; Appendix 1: Chronology of Eurasian Integration, 1991-2017; 1991: Collapse of the Soviet Union and Emergence of the Commonwealth of Independent States