1st Edition
International Politics and the Russo-Ukrainian War Concepts in Conflict
1 Introduction: The Russo-Ukrainian War and the Unravelling of Liberal Certainties
Jonathan Paquin and Alexander Lanoszka
2 Sovereignty and the Russo-Ukrainian War
Magdalena Dembińska and Maria Popova
3 Humiliation: A Powerful Fuel for War
Sergii Glebov
4 NATO Enlargement: The Cause or the Effect of Russia’s Invasion of Ukraine?
Émile Lambert-Deslandes and Stéfanie von Hlatky
5 Perception: Explaining the Divergent Assessments of the Ukraine War Among Western Governments
Marie Robin and Olivier Schmitt
6 Deterrence: Biden’s Strategic Failure and Russia’s Invasion of Ukraine
Pierre Colautti and Jonathan Paquin
7 From Hybrid Warfare to Conventional Force: Russia’s 2022 Military Escalation Against Ukraine
Alexander Lanoszka
8 Sanctions on Russia: What Worked, What Didn’t, and Why
Benjamin Hilgenstock, Elina Ribakova, and Lucas Risinger
9 Burden-Sharing: Explaining Allied Military Support to Ukraine
Justin Massie, Barbora Tallová, Nicolas-François Perron and Srdjan Vucetic
10 International Criminal Law: The ICC’s Warrant Against Putin
Julian Fernandez
11 Multipolarity and the War in Ukraine: The Use and Abuse of an IR Concept
Andrej Krickovic
12 Conclusion: Toward a More Unstable and Contested International System
Jonathan Paquin and Alexander Lanoszka
Biography
Jonathan Paquin is a professor of political science and the director of the Graduate School of International Studies at Laval University, Quebec City, Canada.
Alexander Lanoszka is an associate professor of international politics at the University of Waterloo, Canada, and a visiting professor at the College of Europe, Natolin, Poland.
