The book reviews Mongolia’s foreign policy and relations with People’s Republic of China and the Russian Federation in the last thirty years. It attempts to describe how Russia and China rival to attract Mongolia into own geopolitical sphere, and the different tactics deployed by two superpowers to achieve their political, economic, and other strategic objectives. The author has described Mongolia’s foreign policy of balancing China and Russian’s influence, whilst also pursuing national interests. The book is written in a bibliography format, referring to information obtained from Mongolian, Russian, and Chinese trusted sources. The book is intended for researchers of Russia and China’s foreign policies, in relation to small neighbour states such as Mongolia.
read this in ulaanbaatar. the content of this book is brilliant but the translation at times, impedes the text in such a way that the reader isn't fully able to digest what the author is trying to communicate. the analysis was incredible and lend themselves to a very insightful picture of post-socialist mongolia. is a great starting point for anyone interested. i am particularly fond of the selfie of the author on the back page.