The U.S. response to Russia's assertiveness
Subtitle: economic, military and diplomatic challenges
By: Dan Glickman
Contributors: Glickman, Dan; Aspen Institute
Series: The Apen Institute Congressional Program -- vol. 30, no. 2
Publisher: The Aspen Institute Congressional Progam
Published: 2015
Place of publication: Washington, D.C
Language: eng
Number of pages: 69
Subjects: Congresses; Foreign relations; Military relations; Economic conditions
Notes: "March 28-April 3, 2015."

"The Aspen Institute Congressional Program assembled in Berlin from March 28-April 3, 2015 to reflect on the topic: The U.S. Response to Russia's Assertivemess: Economic, Military, and Diplomatic Challenges"--Page 1.

Includes bibliographical references (pages 54-55).
Table of contents: title: Rapporteur's summary / Robert Legvold; title: An overview of the U.S.-Russia relationship: challenges, dangers and opportunites / John Beyrle; title: Russia and the World Order / Dmitri Trenin; title: The Ukraine crisis and the West's response: diplomatic, economic and military options / Steven Pifer; title: The moment of truth: Ukraine has a historic chance to transform, if it survives the war on the Eastern Front / Vitaly Sych; title: Who really owns Russia? / Robert Coalson interview with Alena Ledeneva; title: Sistema, power network and informal governance in Putin's Russia / Alena Ledeneva; title: American perceptions and the realities of Russia's behavior / Sergei Rogov; title: The geopolitics of European security and cooperation: the consequences of US-Russia tension / Matthew Rojansky; title: A new agenda for Russian foreign policy / Andrei Kortunov; title: Conference participants; title: Conference agenda.