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This open access volume examines current threats to democracy with a focus on Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania. These small democracies face unique challenges from climate change, hybrid security threats, and geopolitical tensions. The book examines how these nations have adapted their institutions and practices to withstand disinformation campaigns, cyberattacks, and economic coercion, while also addressing environmental issues such as extreme weather and biodiversity loss.
Part of the two-volume Democratic Resilience in the Baltics, Volume 1, "Resilient Governance and Democratic Stability," highlights the mechanisms the Baltic states have developed to counter hybrid threats and maintain democratic integrity. It covers political, economic, legal, and social resilience, and provides insights into crisis management and infrastructure protection. It also covers underexplored areas of resilience such as legal frameworks and intelligence mechanisms.
The two volumes offer valuable lessons for other small democracies and larger states alike, highlighting the importance of resilience in safeguarding democratic institutions in an increasingly unstable world.
Contents
Chapter 1. Introduction.- Part 1: Democratic Resilience in the Baltics: Framework.- Chapter 2. Democratic Resilience in the Baltics: how democratic values enhance resilience.- Chapter 3. Understanding the Resilience to Hybrid Threats in the Baltics.- Part 2: Body of knowledge in building resilience of small states.- Chapter 4. The Resilience of Baltic States to the Threats of the Political Security Sector.- Chapter 5. Resilience to threats from foreign intelligence services.- Chapter 6. Economic resilience in the Baltic States.- Chapter 7. Jurisdictional resilience and crisis management.- Chapter 8. Social Resilience in The Baltic States: learned lessons and future perspectives.- Chapter 9. Resilience to climate change: challenges for the Baltics.- Part 3: Building resilience in small states: Strategies and practices.- Chapter 10. Managing financial threats in the Baltics.- Chapter 11. The role of supply chains in assuring the Baltic States resilience.- Chapter 12. Innovation and technology for state resilience: focus on the Baltics.- Chapter 13. The Baltic States in the context of the EU's crisis management: The importance of administrative capacity for resilience.- Chapter 14. Resilience of Critical infrastructure against hybrid threats.- Part 4: Case studies.- Chapter 15. Military engagement in crisis management: the case of migration crisis engineered by the Belarusian regime.- Chapter 16. Achieving Energy Resilience in Lithuania: from Energy Island to Energy Independence.
