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053169
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066595
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185302
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185300
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063426
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059527
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Hamburg, Hamburg University, 1986.
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63p.
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| Accession# | Call# | Current Location | Status | Policy | Location |
| 027833 | 327.116/LUT 027833 | Main | On Shelf | General | |
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051562
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185301
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ID:
060414
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ID:
080536
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2007.
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Governments have always been more reluctant to accept parliamentary oversight in foreign policy than in any other domestic policy field. This examination of the recent performance of the Italian Parliament in Common Foreign and Security Policy (CFSP) scrutiny and control in the two case studies of the EU's arms embargo against China and negotiations with Iran over its nuclear program shows that institutional arrangements concerning parliamentary control in this field have significant shortcomings. Although limited, the reforms under discussion in the new intergovernmental conference could contribute to improving the performance of parliaments and to creating a common awareness of the problem of democratic deficit in CFSP among the parliamentarians of EU member states
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ID:
065588
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2000.
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p.16-32
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ID:
137355
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ID:
143173
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New Delhi, Pentagon Press, 2016.
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xx, 150p.hbk
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9788182748606
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| 058445 | 327.5406/BER 058445 | Main | On Shelf | General | |
| 058446 | 327.5406/BER 058446 | Main | On Shelf | General | |
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117754
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185317
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137352
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It is a great pleasure for me to exchange views with you at this important platform of the World Peace Forum. The theme of the Forum “In Pursuit of Common Security: Peace, Mutual Trust and Responsibility” conforms to the development trend of the times and reflects the demand of all sides. It is of great practical significance for all sides to increase dialogue and communication in the pursuit of common security.
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126121
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2013.
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The Indian Ocean Region (IOR), though considered an important maritime region, has not yet been accorded the due importance of a geo-strategic entity. One attributable reason is the 'sandwiching' of the IOR between two 'hotspots'-the South China sea and the Persian Gulf that divert the attention of nations from this area. While there are commonalities like 'Freedom of Navigation', the divergences-caused by varying strategic interests even while addressing common security issues such as piracy-have resulted in a sectoral view of the maritime security paradigm in the IOR. The security picture is thus affected by the waning interest and presence of nations historically linked with the region as well as the advent of China. This article examines how the strategic interest of nations is affecting the maritime security conundrum of the IOR.
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065487
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156845
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Gray Southon discusses New Zealand experiences in collective and common security and calls for a strategy of respectful engagement.
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137353
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Saying we need to promote peace is easy, but actually promoting peace is altogether more difficult. It requires compromises, humility, and a willingness and ability to see our common interests.
We have created the peace and stability we enjoy today – sometimes through bilateral relations, but increasingly through multilateral platforms that support consensus and inclusion.
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