Titlebook: New Security Challenges: the Adaptations of International Institutions; Reforming the UN, NA Ingo Peters Book 1996 Palgrave Macmillan, a di

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New Security Challenges and Institutional Change: Introduction,mber 1991 an end to the Soviet Union as an hegemonial power and even as a state. Additionally, the Soviets’ institutional network of “socialist internationalism”, first and foremost the COMECON and the Warsaw Treaty Organisation, was dissolved.

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Reforming the United Nations: Achievements and Shortcomings,e organisation’s past half century and on the evolution of multilateralism more generally. It also provided a forum for re-defining the challenges facing humanity and for speculating about what changes will be necessary for the UN system to become a relevant, efficient and effective instrument of global governance in the coming millennium.

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,The “Old” and the “New” CSCE — Institutional Quality and Political Meaning,to strengthen the CSCE using new structures and institutions which was meant as a cooperative response to the security challenges of the new era. The Paris decisions comprised the following institutional elements:.

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The Common Foreign and Security Policy of the European Union: Words or Deeds?,r Economic and Monetary Union (EMU) by the end of the decade. The EC pillar also contains new policy chapters and new decision-making procedures, first of all the so-called co-decision procedure (art. 189b) which has increased the powers of the European Parliament in a number of areas, including the internal market..

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Small States and the Security Structures of Europe: The Search for Security after the Cold War,r security environment in Europe. At issue is the extent to which national security policies can be harmonized, and what institutional framework will evolve as the preferred instrument of coordinated foreign and security policy activity.

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