Titlebook: Small States and Alliances; Erich Reiter,Heinz G?rtner Conference proceedings 2001 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2001 Alliances.Allian

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The Concept of Military Alliance,r at the centuries of Bismarck or Napoleon, we find states forming alliances. As George Liska has put it, “It is impossible to speak of international relations without referring to alliances; the two often merge in all but name.”.

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Small States and International Operations,hat a ‘small’ state is, suffice it to say that ‘small states’ in this context refer to states other than the ‘Big Five’ (i.e. the five Permanent Members of the United Nations Security Council), as long as they are not hegemonial powers themselves. Actually, it might be better to use Michael Handel’s

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,Finland, the European Union and NATO — Implications for Security and Defence, conflicts shape the varied security agenda. At the same time, states have overwhelmingly adopted cooperation as their overall approach to the increasingly complex set of security needs. Although the new Europe, unlike the frozen cold-war constellation, has experienced open and violent conflicts, al

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Small States and Alliances: The Case of Slovenia,tarian to a democratic society and political system. One of the fundamental issues of this process of democratization concerns the formation of a new national security framework and, within this, the creation of a system which ensures the effective military defense of the country. Slovenia, which is

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