This article focuses on the literature developed in the last few years on Russia's foreign
policy by exploring six books which can be thought as representative: two general books on …

In 2014, RAND was asked whether new opportunities for US Air Force engagement were
emerging in Central Europe as a result of increased Russian activity in the region. This …

The article highlights that the traditional conflict/cooperation dichotomy which characterised
the dynamic of European Union (EU)–Russia relation during the post-Cold War period has …

The process of regional economic integration in the post-Soviet space was initiated almost
in the same time with the dissolution of URSS. It started with the establishment of the …

This chapter examines small states in Europe as buffer states between East and West,
during the last 10 to 20 years. For most of the post-Cold War era, the buffer state concept has …

In this paper, we draw on the concepts of in-betweenness and migration interdependence in
order to investigate the vulnerability of Georgia, Moldova, and Ukraine due to their …

One of the difficulties involved in thinking clearly about the formula “Eurasian
integration”(along with all the terms and policy initiatives associated with it) is that, like all …

Introduction The progressive expansion of the European Union (EU) over the last 25 years
has brought with it the issue of how the enlarged EU is to manage and develop its …

The paper investigates the dynamics of interaction and counteraction between competing
conceptions of regional orders advanced by the EU and Russia in the shared neighborhood …

The article examines the entanglement of regionalism with a polysemous concept and its
corresponding ideology, namely “Eurasia” and “Eurasianism”, through the lens of region …