SECURITY CONCEPTS - FIELD OF COORDINATION, COOPERATION, COMPETITION FOR EUROPEAN SECURITY INSTITUTIONS
Journal Title: Impact Strategic - Year 2007, Vol 22, Issue 1
Abstract
In this article, the security concepts of the three major European Security Institutions, namely NATO, EU and OSCE, will be analyzed in order to identify their commonalities and distinctiveness, and to sustain the fact that European Security Institutions are able to cooperate in the fi eld of security and defence, despite the differences between how they understand this domain. In this respect, the documents that explain the way in which these organizations understand and apply their security concepts will be analyzed.
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Pascu FURNICĂ
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