Titlebook: War, Peace and International Security; From Sarajevo to Cri Jan Eichler Book 2017 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2017 War.

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The Cold War,a four-decades-long period without a direct military confrontation between its key actors. The first part is dedicated to the question whether this specific form of long-term confrontation was avoidable or inevitable. Eichler presents not only the classical, conservative answer but also the revision

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From the End of the Cold War to the End of the Global War on Terror,tional Forces in Europe (CFE)|, Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty (START) and other forms of arms control. It continues with the comparison of the two big paradigms of the early 1990s: Fukuyama’s Optimism (The end of History) and Huntington’s Fears and Warnings (Clash of Civilizations). The following

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From the Dissolution of Soviet Union Toward the Annexation of Crimea,aw Pact (1999) and continued even by the joining of three former Soviet republics in 2002. Eichler remembers the Western, namely American authors (neorealist as well as liberals) who warned that such expansion would provoke security fears of Russian elites and concludes that this change of epochal i

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Book 2017nd the following military incidents between NATO and Russia. This volume will be of interest to teachers, students, and researchers in the fields of modern history, international security and peace studies. .

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From Sarajevo to San Francisco,he chapter, Eichler explains the causes, the stages and the main battles of this immense war and its complex consequences for the after-war international order and the political destinies of the European countries.

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From Sarajevo to San Francisco,he chapter, Eichler explains the causes, the stages and the main battles of this immense war and its complex consequences for the after-war international order and the political destinies of the European countries.

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Theoretical Inspiration: Three Key Authors,ional causes and historical accidents. All these authors are used as key stimulus for the periodization of the events and changes during the century between Sarajevo and Crimea, and, namely, for their interpretation. Of course, other important authors are mentioned as well.

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