Machine generated contents note: 1.Security in 21st Century Europe -- Security: a problematical concept -- The European security community -- Institutionalized security co-operation -- Enlargement and its consequences and limits -- Conclusion -- 2.The New Global Security Agenda -- The new international (dis)order -- The rise of the rest -- The new wars -- Proliferation: the second nuclear age -- The new terrorism -- Non-military security -- Conclusion -- 3.The Transatlantic Relationship and NATO: The End of an Era? -- The post-Cold War era -- From 9/11 to Obama and beyond -- NATO: transformation and uncertainty -- NATO's transformation -- NATO: continuing uncertainties -- Interpreting transatlantic relations -- Conclusion -- 4.The EU and the Europeanization of European Security -- Towards a common foreign and security policy? -- Euro-Atlanticism versus Euro-Gaullism -- Neighbourhood politics -- A global role? -- The military dimension: peacekeeping and beyond? --

Contents note continued: Internal security: Justice and Home Affairs co-operation -- Conclusion -- 5.Russia: Insider/Outsider in European Security -- Russia: post-communism and foreign policy -- Russia and the West: a troubled partnership -- Russia and NATO -- Russia and the EU -- Russia and the former Soviet Union: the `near abroad'? -- The security problems of Russian weakness -- Conclusion -- 6.The New Wars and the New Interventionism -- The new interventionism -- Intervention within Europe -- The Balkans -- The former Soviet Union -- Europe and global interventions -- NATO and the EU: global peacekeepers? -- NATO -- The European Union -- Conclusion -- 7.Proliferation -- Assessing the proliferation threat: European perspectives -- Arms control -- Dealing with tough cases: diplomacy, sanctions and the use of force -- The return of nuclear disarmament? -- Living with proliferation? -- Conclusion -- 8.Terrorism and Counter-Terrorism --

Contents note continued: Europe and terrorism: assessing the threat -- Counter-terrorism I: the homeland security agenda -- The transatlantic dimension of counter-terrorism: co-operation and contestation -- Europe's Islamic population: an internal terrorist threat? -- Counter-terrorism II: foreign policy and the root causes of terrorism -- Conclusion -- 9.Non-Military Security -- Economic development policy -- Climate change -- Population movements -- Conflict-driven migration -- Migration within the enlarged EU -- Refugees, asylum seekers and illegal immigrants -- Policy responses -- Conclusion -- 10.Conclusion -- The new European security order -- The euro crisis and European security -- Europe and America, NATO and the EU -- New threats? -- Europe and global security.