Central Europe – Cooperation in a Cold Climate
Central Europe – Cooperation in a Cold Climate
Author(s): A. Wess MitchellSubject(s): Politics / Political Sciences
Published by: BL Nonprofit Kft
Summary/Abstract: Important though the Crimean and Ukraine crises are in themselves, they are perhaps more significant as an alarm bell for the NATO alliance and for US strategy in Europe. It is hard to conceive of a geopolitical event that would more profoundly affect the longterm national security of US allies in Central and Eastern Europe (henceforth CEE) than the sight of Russian military units forcibly altering the territory of a sovereign neighbouring state, especially one with the geopolitical centrality of Ukraine. It is nothing less than a direct challenge to the post-1989 settlement in Europe.
Journal: Hungarian Review
- Issue Year: V/2014
- Issue No: 03
- Page Range: 17-21
- Page Count: 5
- Language: English