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Eurasian Security After NATO (2023)

https://doi.org/10.18485/iipe_easnato.2023
1.
The Future of NATO After the Ukraine War: The Emperor’s New Clothes

Biljana Vankovska

Eurasian Security After NATO, 2023, p. 9–28

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2.
The New Little Entente and Other Eurasian Security Alternatives After NATO

Stevan Gajić

Eurasian Security After NATO, 2023, p. 29–50

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3.
The Battle for Eurasia and the Indian Balancer

Ramachandra Byrappa

Eurasian Security After NATO, 2023, p. 51–71

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4.
The Security Situation in Eurasia and China’s Policy Advocacy

Liu Minru, Yu Xiaoqiu

Eurasian Security After NATO, 2023, p. 73–89

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5.
Sino-Russian Challenges to American Hegemony: Are We Moving Towards a Multipolar World Order?

Zhidas Daskalovski

Eurasian Security After NATO, 2023, p. 91–111

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6.
China’s New Initiatives and the Shaping of Eurasia’s Strategic Environment

Aleksandar Mitić

Eurasian Security After NATO, 2023, p. 113–139

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7.
The Third Offset in East Asia and Its Challenges

Jovanka Šaranović
Igor Pejić

Eurasian Security After NATO, 2023, p. 141–161

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8.
How is Security Transforming in Southeastern Europe?

Ekaterina Entina

Eurasian Security After NATO, 2023, p. 163–181

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9.
NATO in the Balkans: Consequences and Perspectives

Dušan Proroković

Eurasian Security After NATO, 2023, p. 183–205

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10.
Rethinking Bulgaria’s Euro-Atlantic Choice

Irina Yakimova

Eurasian Security After NATO, 2023, p. 207–228

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11.
Regional Cooperation as an Instrument of Conflict Resolution and Security in Eurasia

Guler Kalay

Eurasian Security After NATO, 2023, p. 229–244

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12.
Consequences of Internal Destabilisation of Key Eurasian States on Regional Security: A Case Study of the 2016 Coup Attempt in Turkey

Marko Parezanović

Eurasian Security After NATO, 2023, p. 245–271

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13.
Turkey as a Stabilising Power in Euarasia

Havva Kok Arslan

Eurasian Security After NATO, 2023, p. 273–283

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14.
European Arms Control in Crisis — Understanding the Sources, Russian Position and Future Prospect

Marina Kostić Šulejić
Andrej Stefanović

Eurasian Security After NATO, 2023, p. 285–314

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