@inbook{8b29ae51bd19427eb1ca6298c33c0d30,
title = "The Northern Flank: New Security Policy Institutional Framework",
abstract = "February 24, 2022, has become a turning point for the security situation in Northern Europe. Up until Russia{\textquoteright}s attack on Ukraine, cooperation around the greater Baltic Sea Region had been highly successful in a variety of areas such as environmental protection, transportation networks, municipal networks, and innovative economies. All this was dealt a serious blow when Russian forces launched a full-scale attack on Ukraine, supported by Belarus. For all the Nordic countries, it was a moment for drawing conclusions regarding their defence policies, already influenced by the 2014 events: the annexation of Crimea and a de facto protracted conflict in Donbas.",
keywords = "security, Baltic Sea, Baltic Sea Region, Central and Eastern Europe, Northern Europe, Central Europe",
author = "Cordes, {Milosz Jeromin}",
year = "2022",
language = "English",
isbn = "978-83-66413-84-9",
series = "IE{\'S} Policy Papers",
publisher = "Institute of Central Europe",
pages = "15--25",
editor = "{Jankowski }, {Dominik P.} and Tomasz St{\c e}pniewski",
booktitle = "NATO{\textquoteright}s Northern Flank in the Era of Strategic Competition",
}