The Black Sea Region and EU Policy : The Challenge of Divergent Agendas (Hardcover)

Introduction, Karen Henderson; Part I EU Policy in the Black Sea Region; Chapter 1 1The author would like to thank Joanna Popielawska from the European Centre, Natolin for her research which was a substantial help in completing this text., Marek Cichocki; Chapter 2 The EU in the Wider Black Sea Region: Clumsy but Attractive?, Lucia Naj?lova; Chapter 3 Convergence Without Finalite: EU Strategy Towards Post-Soviet States in the Wider Black Sea Region, Kataryna Wolczuk; Part II Security and Conflict Resolution; Chapter 4 Black Sea or Black Lake? How US?Russian Tensions are Affecting EU Policy, Carol Weaver; Chapter 5 The European Union’s Increased Engagement with the South Caucasus, Dennis Sammut; Chapter 6 A Cacophony: The EU’s Security Policy Towards the South Caucasus, Syuzanna Vasilyan; Part III Regionalization and Energy; Chapter 7 Russia and Turkey: An Ascendant Strategic Partnership in the Black Sea Neighbourhood, Tunc Aybak; Chapter 8 Complex Regionalization in the Wider Black Sea Area, Mukhtar Hajizada; Chapter 9 The EU’s External Policy of Energy Diversification in the Wider Black (and Caspian) Sea Region: Regional Security Complex or Security Community?, Slawomir Raszewski; Chapter 10 Conclusions: The Way Forward, Carol Weaver;