Titlebook: Ukraine and Beyond; Russia‘s Strategic S Janne Haaland Matlary,Tormod Heier Book 2016 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2016

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Russian Operations: Continuity, Novelties and Adaptationshroomed to explain everything known and unknown about events that seemed to be a mixture of novel enigmas and brute force. What were the Russians actually doing? Will they do it again—against a NATO-country?.

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Deterrence and Limited Wars: Echoes from the Cold War?ce in e.g. a Baltic country, as mentioned by Christopher Coker in Chap. . and discussed in some more depth by Julian Lindley-French in Chap. .. However, nuclear weapons do frame any power-play involving NATO and Russia, and the issue of nuclear deterrence is still something to be reckoned with.

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Introductionn Russia reacted to the European and US plans of including Ukraine and Georgia in NATO and used military force to stop this, invading the provinces South-Ossietia and Abkhazia in Georgia and later recognising them as republics. The Western reaction then was one of discomfort, disbelief, and of mostl

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Europe, Russia and the World of Magical Realismy specific meaning that made it useful for critics. It was not, as many imagined, a description of escapist literature. The literature concerned was always serious, though it tried to convey the reality of one or several world views that actually exist or have existed. It was a kind of realism, but

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Confronts Liberal Democracy: Can Europe Respond?should not have included members from the former Soviet sphere of influence, i.e. East-Central Europe. In fact, the German politician Egon Bahr had promised that this would not happen, he stated. But NATO continued to expand, not taking Russian interests into account..

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