Euro-Atlantic Studies New Series 6/2023

DOI: https://doi.org/10.31178/eas.2023.6

Editorial Board:

Editors: Bogdan Antoniu, Alin Matei, Mihaela Mustățea

Editorial Assistants: Victor Nicolăescu, Teodora Vîrlan

Scientific Board:

• Ion Chiper (“Nicolae Iorga” History Institute)
• Constantin Hlihor (“Dimitrie Cantemir” Christian University)
• Ernest H. Latham Jr. (Foreign Service Institute, U.S Department of State)
• Marian Ștefănescu (University of Bucharest)

Euro-Atlantic Studies is published by the Centre for Euro-Atlantic Studies, Bucharest. The Centre is an academic body that owes no allegiance to a government or political agency. It does not hold opinions of its own. The views extended in this magazine are the responsibility of the authors.

1.	Stefania-Teodora COCOR, A partnership in time of crisis: U.S. – Ukraine relations during the Obama administration; DOI:10.31178/eas.2023.6.1	7
2.	Alice SPRÎNCEANĂ, Putin’s Playbook: A Comparison between the Russo-Georgian War and the ongoing Russo-Ukrainian War; DOI:10.31178/eas.2023.6.2	45
3.	Paul MÂNDRAȘ, Cezar VASILESCU, Digital security-emphasizing the need for a new comprehensive theoretical approach of cybernetic security due to society’s digitalization. Glimpses of digitalization in the Black Sea region; DOI:10.31178/eas.2023.6.3	69
4.	Alex BERCA, Geopolitical, geostrategic trilaterally, and geoeconomics of the two Seas: Baltic and Black Sea: The interest of the Russian Federation in these areas; DOI:10.31178/eas.2023.6.4	115
5.	Bogdan ANTONIU, Mihaela MUSTĂȚEA, NATO’s Nordic Enlargement  with Finland and Sweden in the context of the Ukrainian War; DOI:10.31178/eas.2023.6.5	151
6.	Mihail DOBRE, The Security of the Pontic-Baltic Region and  Russia’s Great Power Status; DOI: 10.31178/eas.2023.6.6	169
7.	Book review	179

ISSN:1454-2153

ISSN-L:1454-2153

ISSN online:2602-1781

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