Routledge Handbook of Russian Security

ISBN-13: 9780815396710 / Angielski / Twarda / 2019 / 424 str.

Roger E. Kanet

Opis

The Routledge Handbook of Russian Security offers a comprehensive collection of essays on all aspects of Russian security and foreign policy by international scholars from across the world.

Spis treści

Preface: Russian Security Policy Roger E. Kanet  Part I: The History and Nature of Russian Security Strategy 1. Russia's Pursuit of Great Power Status and Security Anne L. Clunan  2. Putin's operational code and strategic decision-making in Russia Graeme Herd 3. The Soviet Legacy in Russian Security Policy Mark Kramer  4. Military might as a basis for Russian Great Power Identity Hanna Smith  5. The Russian Challenge to the Liberal World Order Suzanne Loftus and Roger E. Kanet  Part II: Domestic Politics, Threat Perception and Russian Security Strategy 6. The Domestic and Foreign Policy Nexus: Politics, Threat Perception and Russian Security Strategy Stefan Meister  7. Understanding Russia’s Security Strategy in a Context of Power Tom Casier  8. Russia’s Economy and Military Expenditures Susanne Oxenstierna  9. Russian Strategic Culture: the generational approach and the counter-intelligence state thesis Mette Skak  10. The Security Council and Security Decision-Making Edwin Bacon  Part III: Instruments of Russian Security Strategy 11. Coercive diplomacy in Russian Security Strategy Stanislav Tkachenko  12. The Rebuilding of Russia’s Military Capabilities Jennifer G. Mathers  13. Reflections on Russia's Nuclear Strategy Stephen Blank  14. The Economic tools of Russian security Strategy Nikita Lomagin  15. Russian Security Strategy and the Geopolitics of Energy in Eurasia Mikhail Molchanov  16. The Intelligence Agencies and Putin: Undermining Russia’s Security Strategy? Kimberly Marten  17. Russian Information Security and Warfare Strategy Carolina Vendil Pallin  18. Information-Psychological warfare in Russian Security Strategy Katri Pynnöniemi  19. Outer Space in Russian Security Strategy Nicole Jackson  Part IV: Global and Regional Aspects of Russian Security Strategy 20. Russian Security Policy toward the United States Kathryn E. Stoner and Michael A. McFaul  21. NATO Enlargement: A Security Dilemma for Russia? Alberto Priego  22. Russia’s Regional and Global Counterterrorism Strategies: How Moscow’s Vision of the New Global Order Affects Its Approach to Terrorism Mariya Omelicheva  23. Security Challenges in Russia-European Union Relations Licínia Simão and Maria Raquel Freire  24. Russian Security Strategy and the Geopolitics of Eurasian Security John Berryman  25. The Impacts of Climate Change on Russian Arctic Security Stacy Closson  26. Caucasian Chess, or The Greatest Geopolitical Tragedy of the 20th Century Lilia Arakelyan  27. Russian Security Strategy in Central Asia Graeme Gill and Yelena Nikolayevna Zabortseva  28. Russian-Chinese Security: The Bear and the Dragon Marcel de Haas  29. The BRICS and Russian Foreign and Security Policy: Changing the Narrative Rachel S. Salzman  Part V: Case Studies of Russian Security Strategy  30. Instrumentalising the Frozen Conflicts of the Greater Black Sea Region Thomas Ambrosio  31. Russian Security Strategy in the Balkans Nadia Boyadjieva  32. The August 2008 Russia-Georgia War Bertil Nygren  33. Russia’s ‘Hybrid’ Aggression against Ukraine Yury Fedorov  34. Russia, the Middle East and the onflict in Syria Derek Averre

O autorze

Roger E. Kanet is Professor of Political Science at the University of Miami, USA. His recent publications include The Russian Challenge to the European Security Environment (2017); with M. Sussex, Power, Politics and Confrontation in Eurasia: Foreign Policy in a Contested Region (2015); with M.R. Freire, Russia and European Security (2012); and Resurgent Russia and the West: The European Union, NATO and Beyond (2009).