Peace, Security and Defence Cooperation in Post-Brexit Europe

PART I. TURNING THE TABLES: THE COLLABORATIVE POTENTIAL OF FUTURE EU-UK RELATIONS IN PEACE, SECURITY AND DEFENCE.-  UK-EU Military Cooperation and Brexit from a Neoclassical Realist Perspective: No Big Deal? (Lee David Turpin).- Channel Trouble? Challenges to UK-EU Security Collaboration after Brexit (Monika Sus and Benjamin Martill).- PART II. BEYOND BREXIT: RE-THINKING THE FUTURE OF EUROPE.- The French-German Military Cooperation and the Revival of European Defence after Brexit: Between Reality and Political Myth (Delphinee Deschaux-Dutard).- The Effects of Brexit on the Good Friday Agreement and the Northern Ireland Peace Process (John Doyle and Eileen Connolly).- Alliance Persistence, Military Security, and the 2016 Brexit Referendum: The Case of Estonia and the United Kingdom (Jonas J. Driedger).- PART III. NEW SOURCES OF LEGITIMATION AND POWER IN EUROPEAN PEACE AND SECURITY.- The EU’s Technological Power: Harnessing Future and Emerging Technologies for European Security (Raluca Csernatoni).- Collaborative Naval Procurement and Grand Strategy Post-Brexit (Michael Friedrich Kluth).- Nuclear Deterrence in Europe Post-Brexit: Challenges and Opportunities (Adérito Vicente).- PART IV: TOWARDS NEW PARADIGMS OF PEACE, SECURITY AND STABILITY.- Conceptualising European Security Post-Brexit: Turbulence, Complexity and Interdependence (Effie Charalampaki).- Conclusion: Stability, Security and Uncertainty in Post-Brexit Europe (Cornelia-Adriana Baciu and John Doyle).-