Russian aggression against Ukraine and the transformation of the world order pose fundamental security questions for European Greens. The publication is based on the concept of “neo-idealism” and draws on the experiences of Central and Eastern European countries. The collection of essays and interviews presents a values-based approach to military and civilian resilience. It highlights the importance of diplomacy, the promotion of democracy in the world and the strengthening of social cohesion at the domestic level as key elements of geopolitical and ecological security.
This report is produced by the Green European Foundation. It is part of its project New Idealism for a Disrupted Europe. The project is coordinated by Wetenschappelijk Bureau GroenLinks (NL) in collaboration with the Association for International Affairs (AMO, CZ), Degrowth Estonia (Tasaarengu Eesti, EE), and VONA (BE).
Authors: Richard Wouters (editor, Wetenschappelijk Bureau GroenLinks), Maiko Mathiesen (Degrowth Estonia), Sofiia Shevchuk (VONA), Sam van der Staak, Laurent Standaert (Green European Foundation), Raul Steinberg (Degrowth Estonia), Imre Treufeld (Degrowth Estonia), Tõnn Viik (Degrowth Estonia), Petr Kutílek (AMO), Pavlína Janebová (AMO)
