Declaraţia de la Bucureşti: între realitate discursivă şi necesitate politică
The Bucharest Summit Declaration is evaluated from the point of view of a „method of political and historical language” following its political applicability as (over) added facts. The removal of all the elements of “supervising history” transposes us into a sphere of re-irrigating the human perspective from a perspective of liberating decisive historical close-ups. The territorization policy implies (re)defining the relationship among the political actors. Generally speaking, it replaces a sector function with a coordination function, pleading for a public actor / private actor partnership. The symbolical structuring of the global territory implies the contract procedure mediator / receiver, as reconciliation between autonomy and political purpose of the transmitted political message. In a geo-strategic drawing, The Bucharest Summit Declaration becomes a significant element for increasing security and sustaining reforms, demonstrating the need of a comprehensive approach for an effective collective defense.
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