Building Security in Post–Cold War Eurasia
Author: P. Terrence Hopmann
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Description: Building Security in Post–Cold War Eurasia por P. Terrence Hopmann analyzes the OSCE's role in Eurasian security after the Cold War. It explores the OSCE's conflict management activities and its potential as a complement to U.S. foreign policy.
Pages: 76
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