Tatiana Romanova is Associate Professor at St. Petersburg State University and at HSE University, Russia.

Maxine David is Assistant Professor at Leiden University, the Netherlands.

Introduction - Through a Handbook: The Study of EU-Russia Relations Part 1: Evolving Relations 1. The History of Russia-European Union Relations 2. The Dynamics of State and Societal Actors in Russia's Policy on the EU 3. Intra-European Union Dynamics: The Interplay of Divergences and Convergences 4. The Normative Deadlock in EU-Russia Relations: Hegemony without Influence 5. Ideas and Normative Competition in EU-Russian Relations Part 2: Theories, Methods and Learning 6. Realism and the Study of EU-Russian Relations 7. Power in EU-Russia Relations: More than Meets the Eye 8. (Neo-)Institutionalism [...]opeanisation 10. Methods of Economic Analysis 11. Constructivism in the Study of EU-Russian Relations 12. The EU-Russia Relationship through the Lens of Postcolonial Theory Part 3: Political and Security Relations 13. The Political and Security Relationship 14. The EU and the Russian Federation and Human Rights: Similar Vocabularies, Opposing Grammars 15. The Human Rights Agenda in EU-Russia Relations: From A Political to Politicised Dialogue 16. Cyber Security in EU-Russia Relations 17. EU-Russian Relations in Justice and Home Affairs: A Mismatch between Form and Content? 18. The Member States in EU-Russia Relations: Drivers of Cooperation and Sources of Conflict 19. Legal Approximation: The Russian Perspective Part 4: Economic Relations 20. Russia-EU Economic Relations: From moderate pull to normative push? 21. EU-Russia Energy Relations 22. Policy of Sanctions in Russia-EU Relations 23. EU-EAEU Common Economic Space 24. EU-Russia Relations in the Science and Technology Field: the Persistence of the Legal Framework in the Context of Selective Engagement Part 5: Social Relations 25. Civil Society in the EU-Russia Relations 26. Building Trust through Academic Cooperation? [...]-Russia Cultural Relations and Identity Politics 28. Unsocial Media in the EU and Russia 29. Epistemic Communities in EU-Russia Relations: A Dialogue of the Deaf? Part 6: Regional Relations 30. EU, Russia and the Question of Kaliningrad 31. The Northern Dimension 32. EU-Russian Cross-Border Cooperation, Its Instruments and Programmes 33. Russia and the EU in the Arctic 34. From a 'Common' to a 'Contested' Neighbourhood: Connecting Levels of Analysis in EU-Russia Interaction Part 7: EU, Russia and Global Governance 35. Russia in the Liberal World Order 36. EU-Russia-US Relations: Diverging visions on European security 37. Russia and the EU in Asia 38. The EU, Russia and the Middle East 39. EU-Russia Relations in Multilateral Governmental Frameworks 40. Unrealised Potential: The EU and Russia in Regional Multilateral Institutions