Escaping the enlargement trap in NATO-Russian relations

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History is likely to judge 1999 a landmark year for NATO, but the Alliance needs to reflect on its strategic profile. Its main external challenge is Russia, which strongly denounced its Kosovo war. The west needs to build a more cooperative and constructive political and security relationship with Russia.

International relations, Russian foreign relations, North Atlantic Treaty Organization

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Peace with Justice? War Crimes and Accountability in the former Yugoslavia

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Books, Book Review, Peace with Justice? War Crimes and Accountability in the former Yugoslavia (Book), Williams, Paul R., Lanham, P. Scharf

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