Titlebook: European Security and International Institutions after the Cold War; Marco Carnovale (Officer) Book 1995 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of

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International Security Institutions and National Sovereignty After the Cold Warrine. The ‘new’ question of the feasibility and desirability of attributing sovereign rights of states to international organizations is connected with ‘old’ issues long addressed by jurists and theorists of international relations.. The link between sovereignty and security dates back to the Peace

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Successes and Failures of International Institutions in the Post-Yugoslav Crisisional structures: the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO), the Warsaw Pact and the Conference on Security and Cooperation in Europe (CSCE). NATO and the Warsaw Pact provided a fairly balanced defense posture and a military stalemate under the nuclear umbrella of the two superpowers. The CSCE o

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International Institutions and Conflict Resolution in the Former Soviet Uniono the Conference on Security and Cooperation in Europe (CSCE), in the construction of a ‘New World Order’ and a new ‘security architecture’ for Europe. It was generally felt at the time that the apparent passivity and inefficiency of those organizations in the preceding period had been the product o

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European Security Outside of Europehe Soviet menace gone, conflicts and crises on the European periphery and bordering areas are now of tremendous concern, despite their geographical remoteness. Traditional terms, like ‘in area’ or ‘out of area’ have become less and less applicable to the real security challenges because they allude

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International Institutions and European Security: The Ukrainian Debatecommunity with increased interest. This stems from the unique geostrategic situation of Ukraine; its significant economic, scientific and technological and military potential; its policy towards the nuclear weapons it inherited from the USSR; the unbalanced policy of the West for an unconditional an

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The Rise—or Fall?—of Multilateralism: America’s New Foreign Policy and What It Means for Europethe assumptions that guided US foreign policy for nearly half a century. While liberating the United States from its overriding concern with the Soviet threat, the end of the Cold War has also compelled Americans once again to confront core issues concerning the definitions of their national interes

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