Russia's Place in Europe

A Security Debate. Edited by Kurt R. Spillmann and Andreas Wenger with the assistence of Derek Müller and Jeronim Perovic. The book addresses the role of the Russian Federation within the post-Cold War European security architecture. It assesses the Russian foreign and security policy discourse as well as foreign and security policy making. Rather than confronting «Western» and «Russian» positions, the book provides a forum of debate among Russians, reflecting the authentic character of the internal security dialogue. Ukrainian and Belarussian perspectives are included for additional insight into the CIS dimension of Russian foreign and security policy. The book contains contributions by well-known analysts of Russian foreign and security policy such as Yevgeniy Bazhanov, Aleksey Filitov, Andrey Kortunov, Igor Maximychev, Tatyana Parkhalina, Sergey Rogov, Anatoliy Rozanov, Dmitriy Trenin and others. The contributions are introduced and commented by the editors. 251 Seiten, broschiert (Studies in Contemporary History and Security Policy; Vol. 1/Peter Lang Verlag 1999) Mängelexemplar

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