Norman A. Graham is a professor at the Center for European, Russian and Eurasian Studies and James Madison College, Michigan State University.

¿uhnaz Y¿lmaz is a professor of International Relations and serves as the dean of the College of Administrative Sciences and Economics and the director of the Graduate School of Business at Koç University, Istanbul.

Contents

Acknowledgements

1. Introduction and Theoretical Framework

2. The Energy Security Strategy of Europe:

How did Europe Become So Dependent on Russia?

[...]ope's Energy and Environmental Challenges in the Context of the Geopolitics of

Eurasia: Is the Russian Invasion of Ukraine a Game-Changer?

4. Linking Energy, Environment and Geopolitics:

The Quest for Water, Energy and Food Security in Central Eurasia

5. Russia and Central Eurasia: How Strong is Russia's Hold on its "Near Abroad"?

6. China's Belt and Road Initiative:

Challenges and Opportunities for Central Eurasia in the Water-Energy-Food Nexus

7. Türkiye and the Energy and Water Supply Network in the South Caucasus and the Greater

Middle East

8. Conclusion: Towards Peace, Prosperity, and Environmental Sustainability in Eurasia

Index