Titlebook: European Polyphony: Perspectives beyond East-West Confrontation; Ole W?ver (researcher, lectures),Pierre Lemaitre ( Book 1989 Palgrave Mac

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A Hungarian Concept of Security,pt of socialism. These facts are widely recognised. What is less well known is that even before Gorbachev came to power in the Soviet Union, and as early as the first half of the 1980s, a new outlook on international security was discernable in official Hungarian articles. This new outlook was prese

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Common Security Versus Western Security Cooperation? The Debate on European Security in the Federalmilitary and scientific experts, and in the mass media. This breadth is a relatively new phenomenon. For a long time questions of international security were the preserve of military experts. Among the causes of this wider interest was the debate on the modernisation of INF weapons, which began with

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The Debate on European Security in Bulgaria, by membership of the Warsaw Pact; it is also a Balkan state, with its own Balkan policy of peaceful and neighbourly relations. It has, for example, signed a treaty of friendship with Greece, which is a NATO member. The past few years have witnessed a transformation in the security debate in Bulgari

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Finland and European Security: Traditions and Responses to Current Challenges,ng of the term ‘neutrality’ prevails; it is not felt that war would be the ultimate test for Finnish neutrality, which is continuously at stake in the country’s interaction with other states. The credibility of Finnish neutrality does not therefore depend upon the traditional appeal to international

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The Debate on European Security in Denmark, are taken from a Danish national song written during the First Schleswig-Holstein War (1848–50). The Minister no doubt chose his title carefully; the burden of the song is that if only people outside Denmark were more peaceful, Danish soldiers would prefer to stay at home with their farms, wives an

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Conflicts of Vision: Visions of Conflict,curity. Some of these will now be integrated into a common framework. This chapter will also try to sketch some guidelines for future research; it will be argued that an approach based on national analyses is necessary, but it will also be suggested that the . must necessarily involve a more consist

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-01008-9opeans’ perceptions of themselves are changing. The ‘old world’ is no longer content to be junior partner to the superpowers; it senses in itself a new if unspecified vision, a new confidence in ‘European’ values, and wishes to build on its cultural heritage.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-663-09807-2satisfaction with existing defence policies has led to sustained mass campaigns against nuclear weapons in several countries. Opposition to Western Europe’s defence dependence on the United States has become deeper and more widespread since the 1979 triumph of the political right in the USA brought