Book review: Andrew Wilson, Ukraine Crisis – What It Means for the West

Abstract:

This is a book review of Andrew Wilson's 'Ukraine Crisis – What It Means for the West' by Loredana Maria Simionov. She describes the book as representing 'an exhaustive overview of the tumultuous events that took place in Ukraine in the dramatic year of 2014. Apart from the comprehensive portrait of the Euromaidan uprising, Wilson outlines in great detail an account of Russia’s involvement in the crisis, as well as of the challenges and implications that the crisis poses at a global scale.'

This article appears in Thematic issue of the Eastern journal of European studies: Ukrainian crisis. Rethinking geopolitics in Europe