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The OSCE, soft security for a hard world competing theories for understanding the OSCE, Roberto Dominguez (ed.)

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The OSCE, soft security for a hard world competing theories for understanding the OSCE, Roberto Dominguez (ed.)

Language

eng

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Includes bibliographical references

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no index present

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non fiction

Main title

The OSCE

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electronic resource

Nature of contents

dictionariesbibliography

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877868919

Responsibility statement

Roberto Dominguez (ed.)

Series statement

EUROCLIO, no. 76Peter Lang eBooks

Sub title

soft security for a hard world competing theories for understanding the OSCE

Table Of Contents

Foreword / Finn Laursen -- Preface / Roberto Dominguez -- Chapter 1. Introduction: the OSCE as a security provider / Roberto Dominguez. Theories, security and the OSCE. -- Chapter 2. Realist perspectives. The missed opportunity to create a pan-European collective security organization / Giulio Venneri -- Chapter 3. Institutionalist theories. The OSCE in the western Balkans / Boyka Stefanova -- Chapter 4. Social constructivism. Re-constructing European security (1965-1975) / Pablo Toral -- Chapter 5. Post-structuralism. Soft power as governmentality and normalization in the OSCE's role in Croatia / Laura Zanotti -- Chapter 6. The Copenhagen School. Societal security and the OSCE's human dimension / Markus Thiel -- Chapter 7. Soft power. The role of Canada in the OSCE / Benjamin Zyla. The OSCE in the twenty-first century. -- Chapter 8. The European architecture. OSCE, NATO, and the EU / Maxime Larivé -- Chapter 9. Conclusion: Interpreting the OSCE / Roberto Dominguez

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