@incollection{2023:zagorski:the_csce_,
title = {The CSCE: Lessons from the Past},
year = {2023},
note = {Amid the several crises with which the Helsinki process was confronted
during the last decade of the Cold War, various strategies were
developed to keep it moving forward. These included, inter alia,
keeping the agenda flexible, expanding it, and harnessing the
asymmetry of the participating States’ preferences by introducing
the concept of balanced progress in all relevant dimensions of the
CSCE. This enabled major stakeholders to maintain a strong feeling of
co-ownership of the process, despite voices in both the East and the
West that questioned the rationale of the Helsinki process. After
discussing how these strategies were applied in the CSCE years, this
paper concludes by exploring their contemporary relevance. In doing
so, it elaborates on both the differences and the similarities between
the CSCE and the OSCE, such as the clearly asymmetric preferences of
their participating States.},
booktitle = {OSCE Insights 2022},
pages = {65--74},
edition = {},
author = {Zagorski, Andrei},
publisher = {Nomos},
address = {Baden-Baden},
series = {},
volume = {}
}