Reakcja na zagrożenie ze strony Rosji. Zmiany w polityce obronnej państw nordyckich po 2014 roku
Abstrakt
Negatywne zmiany w euroatlantyckim środowisku bezpieczeństwa po rosyjskiej agresji na Ukrainę i bezprawnej aneksji Krymu w 2014 r. stały się katalizatorem istotnych zmian w podejściu państw nordyckich do bezpieczeństwa i obronności. Artykuł jest próbą syntetycznej oceny zmian w polityce obronnej państw nordyckich będących bezpośrednią reakcją na wzrost zagrożenia ze strony Rosji po roku 2014. W artykule porównano podstawowe założenia polityk obrony państw nordyckich, w tym oceny zagrożeń, koncepcje rozwoju sił zbrojnych i zdolności operacyjnych. W analizie uwzględniono działania podejmowane w wymiarze narodowych oraz międzynarodową współpracę obronną państw nordyckich.
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