Table of Contents

Part I: Introduction 1. From Soviet bloc to democratic security building? Part II: Baltic Security Politics 2. The post-Prague strategic orientation of the Baltic States 3. Security: lynchpin of Baltic cooperation 4. Russia's Baltic Policy in an era of EU integration Part III: Interstate Relations in the Core CIS 5. The 'normalisation' of Russian Foreign Policy: the role of pragmatic nationalism and big business 6. Border security implications for dual enlargement: a comparison of Russia and Ukraine 7. Imperialism to Realism: the role of the West in Russian foreign policy towards Ukraine 8. The union of Belarus and Russia: The role of NATO and the EU Part IV: Security Politics in the CIS Periphery 9. Security concerns in post-Soviet Moldova 10. Security Regime building in the South Caucasus 11. Western approaches to security cooperations with Central Asian states: advancing the Euro-Atlantic security order in Eurasia Part V: Security Dynamics 12. Characterising (in)Security in Eurasia Bibliography Index