This book is an examination of the evolution of Russian-NATO relations since the Cold War. It shows to what extent cooperative security could serve as a means to bridge the gap between two supposedly antagonistic entities: NATO and Russia.
This book is an examination of the evolution of Russian-NATO relations since the Cold War. It shows to what extent cooperative security could serve as a means to bridge the gap between two supposedly antagonistic entities: NATO and Russia.
Lionel Ponsard studied at the Universities of Louvain, King's College London, and Leiden where he obtained his PhD in Political Science. In 1999, he joined the Belgian Ministry of Defense as a Political Advisor and held several management positions at the Belgian General Staff, mainly in the area of political, security and defense issues related to the former Soviet Union. He is currently Deputy Chief of the Academic Research Branch with the NATO Defense College. He has published a number of articles in English, French and Russian on post-Soviet issues and transatlantic relations in various academic journals.
Inhaltsangabe
1. Introduction 2. Russian Identity 3. Russian Orthodoxy 4. Russian Political Culture 5. The Evolution of the Russian Attitude to NATO 6. Case Study: Russia's Perception of NATO's Enlargement 7. Theories of Cooperation 8. Russian Approach towards Cooperative Security 9. Conclusion and Recommendations
1. Introduction 2. Russian Identity 3. Russian Orthodoxy 4. Russian Political Culture 5. The Evolution of the Russian Attitude to NATO 6. Case Study: Russia's Perception of NATO's Enlargement 7. Theories of Cooperation 8. Russian Approach towards Cooperative Security 9. Conclusion and Recommendations
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