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141953
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THIS WAS THE TITLE of the collection of documents and materials related to the Final Act of the Conference on Security and Co-operation in Europe (CSCE) (Helsinki 1975) published in Moscow in 1980. The conference was initiated by the Soviet Union and Finland and attended by 35 European states as well as the United States and Canada.* The West-Russia confrontation of our days and the Ukrainian developments added significance to this unprecedented event in the history of the West-West relationship (Helsinki being deliberately chosen as its venue) and rekindled an interest in it among the political, business and academic communities all over the world.
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ID:
006643
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London, Foreign and Commonwealth Office, 1995.
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24p.
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| 038420 | 355.033041/BRI 038420 | Main | On Shelf | General | |
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ID:
151588
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BEHIND THE POLICY of Western countries and their allies toward Russia in the Ukrainian crisis is a long-term strategy adopted by key Western powers, and the Ukrainian conflict is just one manifestation of this strategy. Claims by the United States that it is the world leader, far from raising any objections from its allies, are supported by them in every way.
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ID:
005508
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New York, United Nations, 1995.
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xv,230p.
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9290450975
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| 036859 | 355.03304/GHE 036859 | Main | On Shelf | General | |
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153474
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THE CENTURY-LONG HISTORY of Finland's independence and its relations with the Soviet Union/Russian Federation can be conventionally divided into four periods: the beginning (early 20th century to 1917); formal sovereignty and de facto dependence on Germany (1918-1944); cooperation with the Soviet Union as a guarantee of independence, "Eastern Trade," Finnish Initiatives (1945-1991); good-neighborly relations with Russia, integration with the West (since 1992).
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005355
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Tokyo, Japan Institute of international Affairs, 1995.
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168p.
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JIIA paper; 9
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09188843
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| 036600 | 382.456234/FIR 036600 | Main | On Shelf | General | |
| 037476 | 382.456234/FIR 037476 | Main | On Shelf | General | |
| 038020 | 382.456234/FIR 038020 | Main | On Shelf | General | |
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ID:
141954
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ID:
004906
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Washington DC, NDU Pr., 1993.
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xiv,411p.
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| 035937 | 327.17094/FRY 035937 | Main | On Shelf | General | |
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139400
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075736
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2006.
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Based on newly released documents from the German foreign ministry archives, this article investigates Bonn's goals, strategies and negotiation tactics at the Conference on Security and Development in Europe (CSCE). By focusing in particular on the multilateral preparatory talks in 1972/73 when the general Conference framework was negotiated and national and alliance positions were determined, it will be shown that (1) the Federal Republic of Germany was the key Western player at the CSCE, and (2) its policies were largely driven by national, Deutschlandpolitik interests - although on the surface the emphasis was always on a multilateral approach and a united Western (EPC/NATO) position. Furthermore, this article will reveal the significance of the 'politics of language' in West German diplomacy; and offer some wider reflections on the importance of language and its symbolism in international relations.
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163620
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153705
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Central Asia is the ‘best customer’ of the OSCE. It is the area of five post-Soviet OSCE participating states that are in significant need of support by the organization that prides itself on cooperative security and that have many shortcomings primarily in the humanitarian dimension, which the organization should foster to change. Central Asia has demonstrated less political and socio-economic transformation since its independence than it could have. While it receives reduced interest due to the declining importance of those two matters that contributed to it (rich natural resources and energy bearers and the vicinity of Afghanistan), the OSCE is the organization where Central Asia is ‘at home’. Central Asian states would like to face less soft persuasion (and even less hard pressure), but they would like to benefit from the assistance of the organization and its participating states. It is for this reason that there is more than one OSCE in Central Asia trying to meet the different needs of the area.
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ID:
059840
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Frankfurt, PEace Research Institute, 1990.
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37p.
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| 041437 | 327.17094/ROP 041437 | Main | On Shelf | General | |
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ID:
089328
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2009.
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This article examines the reasons behind Russia's decision to go war with Georgia in August 2008. It evaluates the key potential drivers of Russian policy relating to structural, domestic and perceptual factors.
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ID:
038297
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Uppasala, Uppasala University, 1975.
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12p.
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| 016823 | 327.17094/WAL 016823 | Main | On Shelf | General | |
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ID:
005496
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London, Brassey's, 1994.
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xv,340p.
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1-85753-110-8
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| 036855 | R 327.174/POO 036855 | Main | On Shelf | General | |
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