Discover the insightful exploration of European security in 'Security in a Greater Europe.' Authored by Charlotte Wagnsson and published by Manchester University Press, this critically acclaimed book examines the intricate dynamics among Russia, the European Union (EU), and its major member states, particularly the UK, France, and Germany. Delving deep into pivotal events in international security, including the Kosovo crisis in 1999, the 9/11 terrorist attacks, and the Iraq crisis of 2003, this work offers a nuanced understanding of the complexities of European security policy.

Through comprehensive analysis, Wagnsson provides a critical constructivist perspective, challenging traditional neorealist views and shedding light on the variability of EU security approaches. The book highlights the evolving nature of security politics in Europe, contrasting the EU’s innovative strategies with the longstanding competitive frameworks that often define European security interactions.

As the first paperback edition, this book is meticulously researched, making it an essential read for scholars, students, and those interested in international security, European international relations, and the geopolitical role of Russia. Enhance your understanding of how the aspirations for a cohesive 'greater Europe' can redefine global security dynamics and the challenges that lie ahead. Explore how a collaborative Moscow-Brussels framework could reshape EU-Russian relations in the face of transatlantic power shifts. Don't miss out on this important contribution to the study of European security and diplomacy.