The role of Large European Business in the Formation of the EU’s «Soft Power» in the Asian Region
Student: Semenikhin Nikita
Supervisor: Vladimir A. Ryzhkov
Faculty: Faculty of World Economy and International Affairs
Educational Programme: International Relations: European and Asian Studies (Master)
Final Grade: 9
Year of Graduation: 2017
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