Contents -- Contributors -- Preface and acknowledgements -- Abbreviations and acronyms -- I Introduction -- 1 Eurasian security governance: new threats, institutional adaptations (James Sperling) -- II Security threats -- 2 Contested national identities and weak state structures in Eurasia (Douglas Blum) -- 3 Ethnic conflict and Eurasian security (Stuart Kaufman) -- 4 Eurasia and the transnational terrorist threats to Atlantic security (Phil Williams) -- 5 Transboundary water management and security in Central Asia (Stuart Horsman) -- 6 The geopolitics of Central Asian energy (Jaewoo Choo) -- III Institutions of security governance -- 7 Geopolitical constraints and institutional innovation: the dynamics of multilateralism in Eurasia (Sean Kay) -- 8 The OSCE role in Eurasian security (P. Terrence Hopmann) -- 9 Paths to peace for NATO's partnerships in Eurasia (Joshua B. Spero) -- 10 Russia, the CIS and Eurasian interconnections (John P. Willerton and Geoffrey Cockerham) -- 11 The Black Sea Economic Cooperation: what contribution to regional security? (Panagiota Manoli) -- 12 The EU and Eurasia: a bounded security role in a greater Europe (Simon Serfaty) -- IV Conclusion -- 13 Reflections on Eurasian security (David P. Calleo) -- Select bibliography -- Index.