Central and Eastern Europe In an Age of New Uncertainty
Central and Eastern Europe In an Age of New Uncertainty

Summary/Abstract: Most of the countries of Central and Eastern Europe will soon become members of the European Union and NATO. However, while the region has the historical triumph within its reach, the West it has worked so hard to join is increasingly divided over various issues. The foundations of major institutions that were to guarantee the future of Central and Eastern Europe are shaken. Ronald D. Asmus, former Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for Europe in the second Clinton administration, identifies and analyzes three main challenges that the region faces in the decade ahead - the first one lies across the Atlantic, the second one within Europe and the third one lies within the region itself.

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