1st Edition

The War in Ukraine and the Changing World Order

Edited By Stipe Buzar, Jean-François Caron Copyright 2026
186 Pages 10 B/W Illustrations
by Routledge

186 Pages 10 B/W Illustrations
by Routledge

In this book, scholars from political science, economics, philosophy, history, and geopolitics offer critical insights into the conflict in Ukraine and the way it is changing the world order. These international experts explore the nature of the Russian regime; its stance toward the West; insights into the strategic, moral, and legal aspects of the conflict; and an appraisal of Western responses... Read more

 

Introduction: The Fight for Ukraine and the Shaping of Things to Come Stipe Buzar and Jean-François Caron  1 The rise of militant Kleptocracy Boris Kashnikov  2 Africa-Russia relations in the wake of the invasion of Ukraine Karol Czuba  3 "Empire of lies": Russian contestation of western values and international order Stipe Buzar  4 Navigating the new multipolar world: Strengths and vulnerabilities of the western world Saira Bano  5 Strategy here, strategy there: Who’s afraid of the Russian bear? Jean-François Caron  6 Russia’s war on Ukraine and Chinese and Taiwanese relations in the 21st century: Is conflict with Taiwan inevitable and what can be learned from Moscow’s missteps in Eastern Europe?  Jason Lacharite  7 Military aid to Ukraine: Crowdsourcing at its finest Josip Lučev  8 The big game in Southeast Europe: Groupism and anarchy in Russo-Western Relations Davor Boban  9 Russian uses and abuses of Serbia-Kosovo dispute Petar Popović

Biography

Stipe Buzar is an Associate Professor at Libertas International University (LIU) in Zagreb, Croatia.

Jean-François Caron is an Associate Professor at Nazarbayev University, Research Fellow at the University of Opole, and the 2025–26 C. Judson King Endowed Professor at the American University of Armenia.