Dmytro Burtsev
Junior Fellow, Ph. D. in international relations
Main research interests:
PhD thesis:
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Ukrainian Crisis and the Russian-American geopolitical confrontation
List of main publications:
BOOKS:
- Guermantes, L, Burtsev, D. (2024) Russia’s Invasion of Ukraine: Similar and Different Considerations for US-China-Taiwan Relations (book chapter, peer-reviewed)
MAJOR PAPERS:
- Burtsev, D. (2024) Russian National Ideology as an Impetus for the Military Invasion of Ukraine. Tamkang Journal of International Affairs. 28(1):1-54. Doi: 10.6185/TJIA.V.202409_28(1).0001.
- Burtsev, D. (2024) Russian Aggression against Ukraine and the Making of Refugees: Ideology, Tools, Identities. Innovation in the Social Sciences. 2(1):32–52. Doi: 10.1163/27730611-bja10023.
- Burtsev, D. (2022). International Security and Challenges Along “One Belt, One Road” in Central Asia. Journal of Vasyl Stefanyk Precarpathian National University, 8(2), 17. Doi: https://doi.org/10.15330/jpnu.8.2.17-27
Conference papers:
- Geopolitics of the “Russian World”: Russian Invasion of Ukraine as Continuation of the Russian Imperial Tradition. 12th East Asian Conference on Slavic Eurasian Study. Hanyan University (Seoul), 26-28 June, 2024
- China as a new Sea Power in international relations. Krymsky Oriental Studies Readings. A. Y. Krymsky Institute of Oriental Studies of Ukraine. June 27, 2024.
- Clash of Traditional Land and Sea Powers in Indo-Pacific. Younger Forum for Indo-Pacific Studies. National Chung-Hsin University. May 15, 2024
- The development of the concepts of the foreign policy of the Russian Federation, from a cooperative approach to attempts to become an international game-changer. International Conference: The Impact of Russo-Ukrainian Conflict on Relations Between Russia and East Asian Countries. National Chengchi University November 10, 2023
- Sino-American Relations: The Role of Taiwan as Main Cross-Roads of International Security in Asia. Chinese Civilization: Traditions and the Present. A. Y. Krymskii Institute of Oriental Studies. Kyiv. Doi: 10.36059/978-966-397-347-0-40
- Russian tools of influence. Symposium on Russia’s Current Situation and Prospects (俄羅斯現勢與展望座談會), National Chengchi University, December 9, 2022
- Russian aggression of Ukraine: Background and implications. Taiwan National Defense University International Symposium in Strategic Studies Russia-Ukraine War, Sino-US Relations and Regional Security, October 27, 2022
- Burtsev, D. (2022) Untraditional Security Challenges: A New International Reality of The Modern Epoch. Materials of the Second Scientific and Practical Conference: Global Security and Asymmetricity of The World Economy in Unstable Development Conditions of Economic Systems. November 29. Pp. 28-32.
Online publications and political papers:
- Burtsev, D., Halailo, B. (2024) Taiwan’s Multidimensional Demography: From Security to Finance. https://sinologist.com.ua/bagatovymirna-tajvanska-demografiya-vid-bezpeky-do-finansiv(political paper, in Ukrainian)
- Burtsev, D. (2024) China, Russia, and North Korea – new axis in international relations. Institute of Chinese Communist Studies. https://iccs.org.tw/en/NewsContent/166 (political paper)
- Burtsev, D. (2023) Overview of the article “Taiwan and the true sources of deterrence” https://sinologist.com.ua/oglyad-statti-taiwan-and-the-true-sources-of-deterrence (political paper, in Ukrainian)
- Burtsev D. (2023) American Report “Taiwan: Defense and Military Issues” A View from The USA and Taiwan. https://sinologist.com.ua/amerykanska-dopovid-tajvan-oboronni-ta-vijskovi-pytannya-poglyad-zi-ssha-ta-tajvanyu-komentar-eksperta-ukrayinskoyi-asotsiatsiyi-kytayeznavtsiv-dmytra-burtseva (political paper, in Ukrainian)
- Burtsev, D. (2023) The Flames of War. Taiwan Strait risks conflagration following a pattern set by Russia in Ukraine. Strategic Vision. Issue 55. April 15. Pp. 26-30. (political paper)
- Burtsev, D. (2023) Beijing’s carrot and stick for Taipei. https://sinologist.com.ua/pekinskyj-batig-ta-pryanyk-dlya-tajbeyu (political paper, in Ukrainian)
- Burtsev, D. (2022). Seeking to define Putin’s “point of no return” in Russia’s war against Ukraine. Strategic Vision vol. 11, no. 54 (October 2022), 23-27. (political paper)