STATE WEAKNESS IN THE WESTERN BALKANS AS A SECURITY THREAT: THE EUROPEAN UNION APPROACH AND A GLOBAL PERSPECTIVE

Denisa Kostovicova

STATE WEAKNESS IN THE WESTERN BALKANS AS A SECURITY THREAT: THE EUROPEAN UNION APPROACH AND A GLOBAL PERSPECTIVE
STATE WEAKNESS IN THE WESTERN BALKANS AS A SECURITY THREAT: THE EUROPEAN UNION APPROACH AND A GLOBAL PERSPECTIVE

Author(s): Denisa Kostovicova
Subject(s): Politics / Political Sciences
Published by: BCBP Beogradski centar za bezbednosnu politiku
Keywords: European Union; Western Balkan; transition; weak state; globalization

Summary/Abstract: This paper first provides a critique of transition theory by focusing on state weakness and transnational networks, goes on to discuss the EU policies in the Western Balkans and their limitations, and concludes by focusing on the global perspective of transition and Europeanisation.

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Journal: Western Balkans Security Observer - English Edition

Issue Year: 2007
Issue No: 7-8
Page Range: 10-15
Page Count: 6
Language: English

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STATE WEAKNESS IN THE WESTERN BALKANS AS A SECURITY THREAT: THE EUROPEAN UNION APPROACH AND A GLOBAL PERSPECTIVE
STATE WEAKNESS IN THE WESTERN BALKANS AS A SECURITY THREAT: THE EUROPEAN UNION APPROACH AND A GLOBAL PERSPECTIVE