A European 'society of states' - but only states of mind?

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Issues related to the manner in which states relate to one another internationally are examined, focusing on the theoretical contributions made by 20th century political analyst Martin Wright and models developed by Andrew Moravcsik. Topics include conflict resolution and the continuing value of Wright's concepts across time.

Criticism and interpretation, Wright, Martin, Moravcsik, Andrew

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A wider Europe: the view from Minsk and Chisinau

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Belarus and Moldova are nations where feelings of isolation and exclusion are common. These nations' borders were not defined by their people, their citizens have little sense of national identity, and their economies are rarely far from crisis.

Management, European Union, Moldova, Belarus

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