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Mark Friedman,Ruthie-Marie Beckwithbdividing the Mediterranean into sub-areas: Maghreb (Algeria, Libya, Mauritania, Morocco and Tunisia), Mashreq (Egypt, Jordan, Lebanon and Syria), and others (Balkans, Cyprus, Israel, Malta and Turkey). The latter is a kind of residual group, having no clear systemic characteristics. These sub-areas

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A Collective Phew: Disability Acting,urity relations in Europe. With time these expectations have become more realistic in the face of the evident limitations of European institutions and the nature of developments in Europe. It is worth considering the role, place and impact of these organizations on the process of shaping a new secur

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9781137502445the end of the East-West conflict has led to major changes in the Atlantic Alliance, including a significant reduction in US forces in Europe and a determination to build up a European Security and Defence Identity (ESDI), an aim reinforced by the decisions of the NATO ministerial meeting in Berlin

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Lye Ee Ng,Stefan Schutt,Tim Corcoran West. At the outset it consisted of 35 countries in Europe and North America. The CSCE process started as an institution of the East-West conflict. Its main aim from the Western point of view was a gradual elimination of Europe’s artificial barriers. The Eastern European states had a different view

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-15-2616-9t is becoming axiomatic that security has to be conceptualized not only in national and regional terms but in global terms as well. Regionalism can complement, but not substitute for, global security. Rather than attempting a comprehensive study of Europe’s contributions to the ideals and practice o

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Disability Inclusion and Inclusive EducationIn signing the NPT, all non-nuclear-weapon states members to the NPT made the reservation that nothing in this Treaty should impede further European integration.