title: Conflict In Ukraine: The Unwinding of the Post–Cold War Order
abstract: The title and subtitle of this book could very well be reversed: while the book covers the events of the Russian takeover of Crimea and the invasion of eastern Ukraine, it does so in order to make and support the argument that the crisis signifies a turning point for the post–Cold War European political and security architecture and relations between the West and Russia. In short, the argument presented is that the architecture has been torn apart. The authors do a good job of laying out the arg
journal: Political Science Quarterly