The West, Russia, and the Changing International Order
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Köp båda 2 för 1791 krPoland's Security Policy by Justyna Zajc provides an excellent and timely read, an empirically well-informed and deftly written account of the entire post-communist security policy development in Poland that currently celebrates its twentieth anniversary of NATO membership and the fifteenth anniversary of EU accession. This critically reflective book will therefore present a real intellectual treat for all those doing or interested in Polish security politics per se. (Andriy Tyushka, Pol-Int, pol-int.org, January 14, 2020) Justyna Zajcs book delivers an in-depth analysis of all those determinants along with factual explanations. The author also highlights certain advantages for Poland arising from the Ukrainian conflict, such as the strengthening of cooperation with the US Zajcs book provides a very interesting insight into Polands security policy from the period of post-communist transition until the present day. (Anna Antczak, Europe-Asia Studies, Vol. 70 (2), March, 2018)
Professor Justyna Zajc teaches International Relations at the University of Warsaw. She served on the presidential commission charged with drawing up the National Security Strategic Review, which formed the basis for the White Book of National Security of the Republic of Poland (2013). She has written several books and articles on Polands foreign and security policy.
Chapter 1: Post-Cold War Determinants of Polands Security Policy.- Chapter 2: Go West: Poland's Security Policy in Transition.- Chapter 3: US Global Hegemony: Polands Security Policy in a Unipolar World Order.- Chapter 4: Polands Security Policy in the Emerging Multipolar World Order.- Chapter 5: The Ukraine Crisis: Implications for Polands Security.