Bordering Russia

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Alexander Sergounin
alliance theory
Baltic Rim
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CFE Treaty
Clive Archer
EEA Agreement
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EU Core
EU Membership
Europe's Baltic rim
European security studies
Finnish EU
foreign military assistance
Grazina Miniotaite
Latvian Security
Lithuania's Security
Lithuania’s Security
Mare Haab
Michael Clemmesen
NATO Command
NATO Context
NATO Development
NATO Door
NATO enlargement
NATO Extension
NATO Issue
NATO Member
NATO Member State
NATO Membership
NATO Military Structure
NATO Political
NATO Protection
NATO Study
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
post-Soviet geopolitics
regional integration Europe
Russian foreign policy
Russian non-democratic forces
Salient Environment
security dilemmas Baltic states
Uncertainty Avoidance
Western EU
Western policy
Wojciech Kostecki
Zaneta Ozolina

Product details

  • ISBN 9781138607651
  • Weight: 620g
  • Dimensions: 152 x 219mm
  • Publication Date: 30 Jun 2020
  • Publisher: Taylor & Francis Ltd
  • Publication City/Country: GB
  • Product Form: Paperback
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First published in 1998, this book exsplores the dilemma in Western policy towards Russia in recent years is whether to admit into NATO and the EU all those countries who wish to join, or whether to respect Russian sensitivities and be more selective. The Dilemma is at its peak for those countries bordering Russia; they are the ones who fear Russia the most, but whose integration into the West provokes Russia the most, a situation likely to strengthen Russian non-democratic forces. This is the dilemma that the present volume evolves around. Apart from stressing geopolitical fundamentals and the countries’ historical experiences, the book is also future-orientated. Will Europe’s Baltic rim become an outpost of the West with an iron curtain to its East, will it become an extensive ‘grey zone’, or will the countries become Western bridge-builder’s eastwards?