Intro; Dedication; Preface; Contents; Part I: Strategic Challenges; Chapter 1: External and Internal Shocks: Policy Needs Beyond 'Win-Win'; Europe the Exception?; War as Peace: The European Mindset?; Outline of the Book; References; Chapter 2: Strategy: Deterrence, Containment, Coercion, and Confrontation; Strategic Options; Limited War as a Constant; A Political Class Oblivious to Strategy; Strategy as the Direction of War; Deterrence and Coercion in Limited and Hybrid War; Hybrid War; State-to-State Armed Conflict as a Strategic Challenge: Deterrence and Coercion; References

Chapter 3: Russian RevisionismRussia: A Great Power; The Annexation of Crimea, 2014; War-Fighting in Eastern Ukraine; Syria 2015-17; From 'Hybrid War' to Nuclear Threats; Russian Military Posture in Europe; Clausewitz Revisited: Russian Foreign Policy Strategy; No Western Strategy on Ukraine; Conclusion; References; Chapter 4: Mass Migration and Border Control; The Open Door Policy and Human Rights; Migration Framed as a Human Right; Migration Framed as a Security Issue; Popular Revolt Against Immigration; The European Policy Response: From Chaos to Outsourcing

The EU Outsources Border Closure to Turkey and LibyaThe Strategic Imperative: Stop Migration and Help Build Sustainable States in the MENA; References; Chapter 5: Confronting Terrorism and Insurgency; Insurgency as a Strategic Challenge: Why the Weak May Win; Insurgency: The 'Political' War; Libya, 2011: French Leadership; The Sahel, 2013-17: More French Leadership; Syria and Iraq, 2014-17: Americans, Russians, and the French in the Lead; Conclusions: Optimal Strategy for Fighting Terrorism; References; Part II; Chapter 6: Germany; Strategic Culture; Strategic Culture in Germany?

The German Reaction to Russian RevisionismThe German Reaction to Migration Shock and Terrorism; References; Chapter 7: Britain; The British Reaction to Russian Revisionism; Britain on Migration and Terrorism; References; Chapter 8: France; The French Reaction to Russian Revisionism; France on Migration and Terrorism; References; Chapter 9: The EU: 'Soft Power Is Not Enough'; The EU: Crisis Management and 'Force for Good'; The 2016 Strategy Document and the 2017 PESCO; EU Defence Union?; The EU Reaction to Russia: Sanctions; The EU and Migration; References

Chapter 10: NATO's Deterrence and Détente EffortsThe American Security Guarantee Remains Vital to NATO; NATO's Response to Russia: Belated Deterrence; The Baltic Theatre; Does NATO Deter in the Baltics?; Denial: A Preferable Strategy?; A Punishment Strategy: The Trip-Wire; Détente and Diplomacy; References; Chapter 11: Conclusions; Strategic Actors?; Russian Revisionism: Strategy in Europe?; Deterring Migration and Fighting Terrorism; Index