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Conclusion: Waiting for a New Gorbachev and for a New Reagan,tive actor with a large portfolio of external balancing and the RF as a passive actor who relies only on its internal balancing. Its ideological aspect has a lot of common features with the philosophy of the Likudisation of Naomi Klein: the solicitations of the inviting actors serve as the justifica

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The NATO Post-Cold War Enlargement: Realist and Neorealist Approaches,s light, the chapter examines the process of NATO expansion as a specific form of greedy security behaviour. Even if it is an exemplary expansion by invitation, it generated a new long–term security dilemma of continental dimensions. From the methodological point of view, the chapter explains why th

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From the War Against Georgia to the Annexation of the Crimea and the Following Increase of Militaryes it as a very sophisticated verbal game with the referential objects of the NATO expansion and its growing military presence on the territories of new member states. The chapter concludes that the two waves of NATO expansion led to a dangerous military tension in Europe which is symbolised by the