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Politics and Society
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Makarova, G.N.
The future of the OSCE within the system of international relations and the key perspectives of cooperation with other international organizations.
// Politics and Society.
2007. № 9.
P. 32-36.
URL: https://en.nbpublish.com/library_read_article.php?id=53250
Makarova, G.N. The future of the OSCE within the system of international relations and the key perspectives of cooperation with other international organizations.Abstract: OSCE is the most widespread organization of all the European systems of collective security. It unites 56 sovereign and independent states, both Party and non-Party to the EU, the NATO, and the CIS. It is however quite topical whether there shall still be need for the OSCE, once NATO and the EU include new Party-States?
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