REGIONAL COOPERATION IN THE BALKANS AND SCANDINAVIA. PARTICULAR APPROACH – GLOBAL EFFECTS
Journal Title: Impact Strategic - Year 2009, Vol 33, Issue 4
Abstract
Our current essay approaches in a comparative manner two distinct geographical areas quite different as potentially generators of cooperation – the Balkans and Scandinavia – analyzing the regional initiatives’ role in identifying some viable solutions aimed at providing stability and prosperity within the actual European and Euro-Atlantic security environment, analysing these regional initiatives’ evolution from their establishment, the active role initially assumed and development trends in the context of new security challenges and further threats.
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Virgil BĂLĂCEANU, Adrian VOINEA
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