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Western Dilemmas
Chapter Two of The Eastern Question: Russia, the West, and Europe’s Grey Zone, a DGAP co-publication
Eastern Europe’s future is likely to be shaped in large part by the interplay between the region’s legacy challenges, Putin’s Ozero maxims, and the precepts of the Maidan. Western engagement can make a difference. But Russia’s assertiveness and Ukraine’s tumult come at a time of immense strain on Western countries.
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Hamilton, Daniel, and Stefan Meister. “Western Dilemmas.” May 2016.Chapter Two of The Eastern Question: Russia, the West, and Europe’s Grey Zone, co-published by the Center for Transatlantic Relations, Paul H. Nitze School of Advanced International Studies, Johns Hopkins University and the German Council on Foreign Relations (DGAP), 2016, 264 pp.
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