This collection, Economic Security Problems in the Euro-Atlantic Region, is based on the findings of a situation analysis undertaken within the Euro-Atlantic Security Initiative, the EASI. The EASI project was initiated by the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, and is carried out by a group of prominent politicians and experts from Russia, the U.S.A. and Europe with the aim to draw up proposals for new security architecture across the Euro-Atlantic space. The main partner in Russia in this endeavor is the IMEMO RAN. All participants in the project view the solution to the problem not through the prism of the Russia-West relations, but, rather, within the context of threats to security common to all. This approach makes it possible to promote more efficiently Russia's vision of all-European security. Russia's President and Foreign Ministry have supported as a useful initiative both the EASI project and Russia's participation in it. The present collection is another in a series of publications in Russia sponsored by the IMEMO and EASI. It examines methodological and conceptual aspects of economic security in the Euro-Atlantic region, and analyzes differences in the approaches to the idea of economic security. The collection also features theses of leading Russian experts regarding key issues of economic security.