Strategic developments in Eurasia after 11 September

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Strategic developments in Eurasia after 11 September

editor Shireen Hunter

Frank Cass, 2004

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Includes bibliographical references and index

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Presenting the views of leading experts on strategic considerations in Eurasia, this volume shows that the 11 September attacks and subsequent developments have affected the way in which international relations are evaluated. In addition, these developments have turned the concept of asymmetric threats, including large-scale international terrorist attacks, into genuine realistic dangers threatening our security. As a result, the conventional mindset over issues of war and peace, of existing alliances and partnerships, even of the character of the international system has to be re-evaulated. This volume sheds light on the aspects of change that have taken place in the post-11 September evolution of international relations in Eurasia.

Table of Contents

1. Toward a Global Geopolitical and Geoeconomic Concept of Powers? 2. NATO-Russia Relations after September 11th 3. Seismic Shifts in Eurasia: The changing relationship between Turkey and Russia and its implications for the South Caucasus 4. The Economics and Politics of Caspian Oil: A Greek perspective 5. Silk Road, Great Game or soft-underbelly?: The new US-Russia relationship and implications for Eurasia 6. Balkan Security: What security? Whose security? 7. The Evolving Security Concern in the Black Sea Economic Cooperation

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