THE BLACK SEA – A GEOPOLITICAL PERSPECTIVE
Journal Title: Studia Securitatis - Year 2019, Vol 0, Issue 1
Abstract
Accelerated and real implementation across the EU Member States of some strategic planning documents drawn up at European Institutions level - European Common Security and Defense Policy, EU External Security Strategy, EU Maritime Security Strategy, Integrated Maritime Policy - could represent important steps in creating a new environment that can lead to a new re-balancing action of state and non-state actors with geopolitical interests in the Wider Black Sea Region.
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GABOR GABRIEL, NEAG Mihai Marcel
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