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15 Feb 2007
Ensuring Bosnia's Future - A New International Engagement Strategy
Author: International Crisis Group
Publisher: International Crisis Group
This report analyzes the risks that threaten the survival of a unified Bosnia and the stability of the Western Balkans. More on «Ensuring Bosnia's Future - A New International Engagement Strategy»

Jun 2006
Security Sector Reform in the Balkans: A Key to Ending Conflict
Author: Lucia Montanaro-Jankovski
Publisher: European Policy Centre (EPC)
This paper discusses security sector reform (SSR) in the Balkans. More on «Security Sector Reform in the Balkans: A Key to Ending Conflict»
Jun 2006
New Montenegro and Regional Stability
Author: Amadeo Watkins
Publisher: Research & Assessment Branch (R&AB)
This paper assesses the stability and the prospects of the newly independent state of Montenegro. More on «New Montenegro and Regional Stability»

Mar 2005
Turkey's Role in NATO in the Post-Cold War Security Environment
Author: Şule Nişanci
Publisher: NATO Defense College (NDC)
This paper focuses on Turkey's contribution to Euro-Atlantic security within the context of its role in NATO. More on «Turkey's Role in NATO in the Post-Cold War Security Environment»
Mar 2005
NATO Expeditionary Operations: Impacts Upon new Members and Partners
Author: Jeffrey Simon
Publisher: Institute for National Strategic Studies (INSS)
This paper examines NATO military operations in territories of non member-states, specifically the impact of "expeditionary missions" on new NATO members and alliance partners and the transformation process of their defense posture. More on «NATO Expeditionary Operations: Impacts Upon new Members and Partners»

Dec 2004
Air Power Revue No. 3
Author: Alain Vuitel, John A. Warden, Robert A. Pape, Christian F. Anrig
Publisher: Swiss Armed Forces
Diese Ausgabe der Air Power Revue setzt sich zunächst mit dem Zusammenhang zwischen Doktrin und Technologie auseinander und stellt sich dann der Frage, ob die Luftwaffe primär strategisch wichtige Ziele anvisieren oder die Bodentruppen aus der Luft a... More on «Air Power Revue No. 3»

Nov 2004
The Violent Dissolution of Yugoslavia: Causes, Dynamics and Effects
Author: Ditrih Jung, Håkan Wiberg, Alpar Losonc, Ivan Vejvoda, Tonči Kuzmanić, Carl-Ulrik Schierup, Latinka Perović, Milan Vukomanović, Miroslav Hadzić, Vlasta Jalusič, Mihajlo Basara, Milan Podunavac, Mojmir Krizan, Vojin Dimitrijević, Jasmina Glisić, Kruno Kardov
Publisher: Belgrade Centre for Security Policy (BCSP)
This collection of papers on the war-torn disintegration of Yugoslavia provides an objective international review of the history of ethnic and regional conflict amongst the Yugoslav successor states. More on «The Violent Dissolution of Yugoslavia: Causes, Dynamics and Effects»

Mar 2004
European Capacities for Peace Operations
Author: Caroline R. Earle
Publisher: Henry L Stimson Center
This paper tracks the evolution of EU capabilities in conducting peace operations under the aegis of the European Security and Defense Policy (ESDP) and its associated goals for military, police, and civilian contributions to peacekeeping, conflict m... More on «European Capacities for Peace Operations»
Mar 2004
Sourcebook on Security Sector Reform
Author: Miroslav Hadzić, Timothy Edmunds, Simon Lunn, Ian Leigh, Owen Greene, Hans Born, Philipp Fluri, Gerhard Kümmel, Marina Caparini, Johanna Mendelsohn Forman, Michael Pugh, Dusan Reljić, Otwin Marenin, Bogoljub Milosavljevic, Peter Gill
Publisher: Belgrade Centre for Security Policy (BCSP)
This collection of papers focuses on security sector reforms in former Yugoslavia and beyond. More on «Sourcebook on Security Sector Reform»

25 Feb 2004
Pan-Albanianism - How Big a Threat to Balkan Stability?
Author: International Crisis Group
Publisher: International Crisis Group
This report provides a region-wide survey of the issues surrounding majority and minority ethnic Albanian populations in Albania, Kosovo, southern Serbia, Macedonia, Greece and Montenegro. More on «Pan-Albanianism - How Big a Threat to Balkan Stability?»

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