Suchergebnisse

- Hubert ISAK: European Integration - the Reconciliation and Development Project for the Western Balkans. - S.9 - Francesco PRIVITERA: The End of Cold War, the Dissolution of Yugoslavia and Post-Communist Transition Processes in South East Europe.- S.23 - Stefano BIANCHINI: Ethnic Conflict and no-conflict: Serbia, Croatia, and Bosnia-Herzegovina between Nationalist Revivals and the EU Conditionality under stress. - S.39 - Corinna NOACK-AETOPOULOS: Reconciliation through Education: The Southeast European Joint History Project. - S.57 - Luc REYCHLER: Violence Prevention and Peace Building - A Rough State of the Art. -S.67 - Tvrtko JAKOVINA: How to Cope With History? The Croatian Example. - S.107 - Aleksandar RESANOVIC:How to Cope with History - The Experience of Serbia and Montenegro. - S.121 - Vladimir GLIGOROV: Southeast Europe: An Emerging Region in Transition on the Way to EU. - S.131 - Will BARTLETT: Regional Cooperation, Advocacy Coalitions and Policy Transfer: The Case of Employment Policy. - S.169 - Hanns PORIAS ; Thomas SCHNOELL: The European Union's Western Balkans Policy - A Political Overview. - S.185 - Iliriana ISLAMI: The Quest for Statehood in the Internationalized Territory of Kosovo and the Challenges Ahead. - S.191 - Joseph MARKO: Constitutional Reform in Bosnia and Herzegovina. - S.207

Japan's changing international role / Mike M. Mochizuki -- The domestic foundations of Japan's international contribution / Masaru Kohno -- War renunciation, Article 9, and security policy / Jitsuo Tsuchiyama -- Participation in UN peacekeeping operations / Go Ito -- A defense posture for multilateral security / Michael O'Hanlon -- Adapting to global economic change / Edward J. Lincoln -- Building stable international financial relations / Yoshiko Kojo -- Responding to the Asian financial crisis / Juichi Inada -- The politics of memory in Japanese foreign relations / Thomas U. Berger -- The role of human rights: the case of Burma / Catharin Dalpino -- Dealing with a rising China / Mike M. Mochizuki -- The pragmatic liberalism of an adaptive state / Thomas U. Berger

1: 73 S. : Kt., Tab., Ill., graph. Darst.; 2: 74 S. : Kt., Tab., Lit.Hinw

Cornish, P.: Chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear terrorism in the UK : how bad could it get? - S. 14-21 Jones, D. M.: The politics of complacency and the current threats to UK security. - S. 22-31 Mabey, N.: Security trends and threat misperceptions. - S. 32-43 Mann, B.: The UK civil contingencies framework : building common endeavour. - S. 44-51 Parry, C.: The comprehensive approach. - S. 52-59 Sullivan-Taylor, B.: Resilience and complacency in the private sector. - S. 60-69 Sutton, P.: UK policy for defence research and technology. - S. 70-79 Kirkpatrick, D.: Research, technology and UK national security. - S. 80-89 Browns, S.: Strategic directions for UK defence research and development. - S. 90-99 Baptiste, T.: Technology and the private sector : communication in a large-scale crisis. - S. 100-109 Chakrabarti, S.: The first victim of war : compromising civil liberties. - S. 110-117 Durodié, B.: Home-grown nihilism : the clash within civilisations. - S. 118-129 Wilmshurst, E.: Waging war : parliament's role. - S. 130-134