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Eurasian Economic Integration: Law, Policy and Politics

The volume provides the first comprehensive and systematic analysis of the Eurasian economic integration, the Eurasian Customs Union, as a rare case of deep and highly legalized integration pursued by non-democracies. The volume, which brought together five academics from the University of Birmingham, has been extensively disseminated amongst policy-makers (three seminars at the FCO, three events at Chatham House, London as well as seminars in Norway and Finland). Given its empirical novelty as well as analytical contribution, the book gives a defining shape to the study of Eurasian integration and has already been described as 'path-breaking’ by a reviewer. Wolczuk made an equal (50 per cent) contribution as editor and co-authored three chapters (1, 10, and 11).