The New Security Environment: The Impact On Russia, Central And Eastern Europe

by Roger E. Kanet (editor)

The security and foreign policy environment in Russia, Central and Eastern Europe is constantly changing and evolving. This exceptional book pays special attention to the impact that the expansion of NATO and the EU is likely to have on security issues. One of the unique features of the volume is the diversity of the contributors, complementing the geographical span of the regions studied. They therefore bring diverse perspectives to their analysis on the central issues of security in the post 9/11 period. Incorporating an excellent selection of case studies such as the impact of US policy, EU enlargement and Russia's regional security challenges, the volume will prove equally indispensable in the classroom and on any researcher's bookshelf. The New Security Environment, Roger E. Kanet. The United States, Russia, and the New Security The Bush revolution in US security policy, Roger E. KanetPutin's international security priorities, John BerrymanRussian security policy after 9/11, Mette SkakThe enlargement of the European Union and NATO, Giuseppe Schiavone. Security in central and eastern Eastern enlargement and the European Union's security agenda, Nuray IbryamovaEuropean security and the transitional States, Marybeth Peterson UlrichAn alliance within an alliance?, Stephen Blackwell. Russia's Regional Security Russia's relations with Belarus and Ukraine, Bertil NygrenThe Russian Federation and the Commonwealth of Independent States, Gabriela Marin Thornton and Roger E. KanetRussia and the strategic relationship with Tajikistan, Lena JonsonEnergy in the Caspian Basin and Central Asia, Charles E. ZieglerRussia as an ally in Northeast Asia, Thomas Wuchte. Security in the Twenty-First Century, Roger E. KanetIndex. Edward A. Kolodziej, Director, Center for Global Studies, University of Illinois, Illinois, USA Author Roger E. Kanet is the Professor of International Studies at the Department of International Studies, University of Miami, USA

247 pages, Hardcover

First published January 30, 2005