Ukraine and European Security

Ukraine has emerged as a new factor on the European security scene since 1991, and this book explores the ramifications of that development. It lays out the views of leading North American, West European, and Ukrainian security analysts on European security issues during the next decade and their priority, strategies for approaching these issues, Ukraine's role in European security, and the Atlantic Community and Ukraine's security. Then it compares these views and assesses the implications of the complex pattern of similarities and differences in perspective.

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ALEXANDER A. DOBOVIK Associate Professor and Secretary for Research, Odessa State University SERGEI P. GALAKA Associate Professor, Institute of International Relations, Kyiv University SIR TIMOTHY GARDEN Director, Royal Institute of International Affairs, London MARC GERMANANGUE Researcher, Institute for International and Strategic Affairs, University of Paris VIKTOR V. GLEBOV Head of International Relations, Odessa State University DAVID G. HAGLUND Professor of Political Studies, Queen's University, Kingston, Ontario ROBERT KENNEDY Professor of International Affairs, Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta EUGUENI KAMINSKI Professor and Head of Department, European and American Studies, National Academy of Sciences, Ukraine IGOR N. KOVAL Director, Institute of Social Sciences and International Relations, Odessa State University VOLODYMIR A. MANZHOLA Institute of International Relations, Kyiv University GALE A. MATTOX Professor of Political Science, US Naval Academy, Annapolis, Maryland CHARLES C. PENTLAND Professor of Political Studies, Queen's University, Kingston, Ontario HRYHORI PEREPELITSIA Head of the Military Department and Assistant Professor, National Institute for Strategic Studies, Kyiv OLEXANDER V. POTEKHIN Professor of International Relations, Diplomatic Academy of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine, Kyiv ALEXANDER RAHR heads the Russian/CIS Study Group, Research Institute of the German Society of Foreign Affairs, Bonn PETER RAINOW SeniorResearch Fellow, Center for International Relations, Odessa State University JOHN VAN OUDENAREN Chief, European Division, US Library of Congress

Zusammenfassung
It lays out the views of leading North American, West European, and Ukrainian security analysts on European security issues during the next decade and their priority, strategies for approaching these issues, Ukraine's role in European security, and the Atlantic Community and Ukraine's security.

Inhalt
Preface Notes on the Contributors PART I: INTRODUCTION AND OVERVIEW Ukraine: A New Factor on the European Security Scene; D.E.Albright & S.J.Appatov PART II: EUROPEAN SECURITY ISSUES AND THEIR PRIORITY A View from Western Europe; T.Garden An American Perspective; J.V.Oudenaren The Russian-Ukrainian Dimension; P.Rainow PART III: STRATEGIES FOR APPROACHING THE ISSUES A French Assessment; M.Germanangue European Security Architecture: An American View; G.A.Mattox Pax Bruxellana? The European Union and NATO as Multilateral Approaches; D.G.Haglund & C.C.Pentland A Nuclear Weapons Free Zone in Central and Eastern Europe: A Ukrainian Perspective; V.A.Manzhola & S.P.Galaka PART IV: UKRAINE'S SECURITY ROLE IN EUROPE A West European Analysis ; A.Rahr Ukraine's Security Role in East-Central Europe ; I.N.Koval Ukraine's Way to Europe; O.V.Potekhin Russian and Ukrainian Strategic Interests Among Conflicts and Accommodation; E.Kaminski The Black Sea Region, European Security, and Ukraine; V.V.Glebov Problems of Ukraine's Military Integration into European Security Structures; H.Perepelytsia PART V: UKRAINE'S SECURITY AND THE ATLANTIC COMMUNITY An American View; R.Kennedy Ukraine and the Atlantic Community: Problems of Security and Development; S.J.Appatov The New US Role in Europe and Ukraine's Security; V.A.Dubovik PART VI: CONCLUSION Similarities, Differences, and Implications; D.E.Albright Index