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The New European Order,sm and the demise of the Soviet Union completed a process of change which led to a new European order. This chapter traces the process of change in Europe from Cold War confrontation to the new order. It examines the systemic change which has led to the ‘New Europe’.

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Responding to Post-Cold War Disorder: Instability in the Balkans,history’ (in contrast to the view that anticipated its end) in the region as well as the policies pursued as a response to the risks generated by the Yugoslav imbroglio. The discussion poses a difficult conceptual challenge. It deals simultaneously with three asymmetrically interrelated levels of an

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Peacekeeping and the Politics of Intervention,nd United Nations intervention have grown rapidly. Between 1988 and 1992 the United Nations created as many peacekeeping operations as it did in the entire Cold War. The United Nations has also developed a new assertiveness in the international system. In the aftermath of the Gulf War the Security C

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NATO and the East European Security Dilemma, the security domain. As we have seen, these challenges are brought into focus by developments in a number of interrelated sets of issues: the EU’s and NATO’s attempt to ‘revalue themselves’ by adjusting to the new circumstances, the responses of nation-states to the new environment, the Yugoslav co

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Responding to Post-Cold War Disorder: Instability in the Balkans,and, in turn, the Yugoslav crisis/war with emphasis on the interrelationship between the goals and policies of different actors in the region as well as (most importantly) those of relevant external actors.

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Peacekeeping and the Politics of Intervention,malia. A new United Nations relationship with NATO has also been established, with the Alliance providing enforcement and support for the world organisation in its mission in the former Republic of Yugoslavia.