1. From Putin to Medvedev: maintaining the status quo? 2. Russia’s Euro-Atlantic security interests: preserving and building influence 3. Russia and the ‘frozen’ conflicts of the Euro-Atlantic space: different conflicts, different roles 4. Russia and the OSCE: dealing with a broad definition of security 5. Russia and NATO: the limitations of cooperation 6. Russia and the Euro-Atlantic Security Agreements: between compliance and controversy 7. Medvedev’s Draft European Security Treaty: a different idea? 8. Nuclear reductions and missile defence: the transatlantic security agenda focus for the U.S. and Russia 9. The return of President Putin: a change of course 10. Conclusion
Biography
Valerie Pacer completed her doctorate at the School of Slavonic and East European Studies, University College London, UK.
'... a useful addition to the long list of volumes in the BASEES/Routledge series on Russian and East European studies... She has in mind three on-going dialogues. One is the description of the interactions between Russians and their western counterparts. She brings to that discussion an impressive effort to interview an array of American, European, and Russian foreign policy experts and/or policy makers.'
William Zimmerman, University of Michigan, Emeritus, Slavic Review
