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Contents Introduction Paolo Magri .................................................................................... 7 1. The EU and Russia after Crimea: Is Ukraine the Knot? Carmen Claudín, Nicolás de Pedro .............................................. 13 2. EU-Russia: What Went Wrong? Aldo Ferrari .................................................................................. 29 3. After Maidan: Re-Starting NATO-Russia Relations Luca Ratti ..................................................................................... 45 4. Russia, Poland and the “New Europe”: Inevitable Clash? Stefan Bielański ............................................................................ 65 5. Seen from Moscow: Greater Europe at Risk Ivan Timofeev ............................................................................... 79 6. The Logic of U.S. Engagement: Talking to Russia - and European Allies in the Lead Sean Kay ....................................................................................... 91 Conclusions. What Policy Actions for the EU? Aldo Ferrari ................................................................................ 111 About the Authors ...................................................................... 117
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