Re-Envisioning Europe's Security Order?

The 2022 Russian invasion of Ukraine has dramatically altered the European security landscape, challenging long-held military and strategic assumptions. This edited volume analyzes how European and Central Asian countries are reassessing their national security in response to the conflict.  The book examines significant policy shifts, such as Finland and Sweden joining NATO, and the positions of Central Asian nations. It further discusses the broader implications of hybrid threats like cyberattacks and disinformation. Engaging with Robert Jervis’s theories on perceptions and misperceptions, this volume examines the evolving security dynamics in Europe and explains the national (in)security perception of various countries before and in the aftermath of the 2022 Russian invasion.  The volume offers an original contribution to the literature, capturing the current processes of rethinking European security at a crucial stage of change, contradiction, and fragility. It will therefore appeal to students, scholars, and researchers of international relations, and practitioners interested in a better understanding of the European security landscape.