Geopolitics in post-wall Europe : security, territory and identity

Abstract

Introduction - Ola Tunander PART ONE: A NEW EUROPEAN ORDER: GENERAL TENDENCIES Post-Cold War Europe - Ola Tunander A Synthesis of a Bipolar Friend-Foe Structure and a Hierarchic Cosmos-Chaos Structure? Obstinate and Obsolete - Pierre Hassner Non-Territorial Transnational Forces versus the European Territorial State Imperial Metaphors - Ole Waever Emerging European Analogies to Pre-Nation-State Imperial Systems Nation States and Empires in the Current Process of European Change - Uffe [sl]Ostergaard Europe's Relations with the Muslim World - Shireen T Hunter Emerging Patterns of Conflict and Cooperation PART TWO: RUSSIA AND THE WEST - FROM COLD WAR TO A 'COLD PEACE'? The Geopolitics of Delineating 'Russia' and 'Europe' - Iver B Neumann The Creation of the 'Other' in European and Russian Tradition Russia's Departure from Empire - Pavel K Baev Self-Assertiveness and a New Retreat Possible Scenarios for Geopolitical Shift in Russian-European Relations - Yuriy Borko PART THREE: THE BALKANS: BETWEEN EUROPE AND THE 'OTHER' The New Balance of Power in South-Eastern Europe - Christopher Cviic Notes Towards a Provisional Assessment Lasting Peace in Bosnia? Politics of Territory and Identity - Victoria Ingrid Einagel Concluding Remarks - Edward Mortimer

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