Exclavity of the Kaliningrad region: experience of explication
... towards Europe. The rapid ‘closing’ of the exclave by the West may lead to cognitive dissonance and psychological discomfort caused by the clash between established perceptions of life in the region and new realities. This could give rise to an ‘exclave syndrome’, characterised by the feeling of isolation and detachment under harsher geopolitical and geoeconomic conditions of closure and conflict. The best remedy here may be the successful implementation of two federal priorities: the development of ...
