OSCE Yearbook 2008

doi:10.5771/9783845213866

OSCE Yearbook 2008

Yearbook on the Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe (OSCE)

1. Auflage 2009

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doi.org/10.5771/9783845213866
ISBN print: 978-3-8329-4242-7
ISBN online: 978-3-8452-1386-6
Nomos, Baden-Baden Nomos, Baden-Baden

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Abstract

Das Jahrbuch berichtet über die Aufgaben und Aktivitäten der Organisation für Sicherheit und Zusammenarbeit in Europa von der Konfliktverhütung und Krisenbewältigung über die Förderung von Demokratie und Menschenrechten bis zu regionaler Rüstungskontrolle. Es beinhaltet wissenschaftliche Analysen und Berichte aus der politischen und diplomatischen Praxis.

Zusammenfassung

Das Jahrbuch berichtet über die Aufgaben und Aktivitäten der Organisation für Sicherheit und Zusammenarbeit in Europa von der Konfliktverhütung und Krisenbewältigung über die Förderung von Demokratie und Menschenrechten bis zu regionaler Rüstungskontrolle. Es beinhaltet wissenschaftliche Analysen und Berichte aus der politischen und diplomatischen Praxis.

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1–8 Titelei/Inhaltsverzeichnis 1–8
9–12 Preface by the Chairman-in-Office Alexander Stubb Alexander Stubb 9–12
13–22 Foreword Ursel Schlichting Ursel Schlichting 13–22
23–190 I. States of Affairs – Affairs of State 23–190
- 23–74 Focus on the Georgian-South Ossetian Conflict 23–74
  - 23–34 Frozen Conflicts in the Former Soviet Union – The Case of Georgia/South Ossetia S. Neil MacFarlane S. Neil MacFarlane 23–34
  - 35–44 The OSCE Mission to Georgia and the Status of South Ossetia Hansjörg Eiff Hansjörg Eiff 35–44
  - 45–62 Russia’s Response to Georgia’s Military Operation in South Ossetia Elena Kropatcheva Elena Kropatcheva 45–62
  - 63–74 State-Building and Democratization in Georgia: Have the Limits Been Reached? David Aprasidze David Aprasidze 63–74
- 75–120 The OSCE and European Security 75–120
  - 75–90 The Future Impact of the OSCE: Business as Usual or Revitalization? P. Terrence Hopmann P. Terrence Hopmann 75–90
  - 91–120 The Current State of European Security Michael Merlingen, Manuel Mireanu, Elena B. Stavrevska Michael Merlingen, Manuel Mireanu, Elena B. Stavrevska 91–120
- 121–160 Burning Issues 121–160
  - The Kosovo Status Process and the Prospect of Sovereignty Bernhard Knoll Bernhard Knoll
- 161–190 The OSCE States: Their Interests and Commitment 161–190
  - 161–174 The United States View of the OSCE in 2007: Looking Back and Moving Forward on an Enduring Partnership Julie Finley Julie Finley 161–174
  - 175–190 Kazakhstan’s OSCE Chairmanship – The Road to Europe? Margit Hellwig-Bötte Margit Hellwig-Bötte 175–190
191–324 II. Responsibilities, Instruments, Mechanisms, and Procedures 191–324
- 191–252 Conflict Prevention and Dispute Settlement 191–252
  - 191–208 How Effective Is the OSCE’s Promotion of Democracy? Analytical Considerations of the Effectiveness of the Long-Term Missions in South-Eastern Europe Solveig Richter Solveig Richter 191–208
  - 209–220 The Closure and Restructuring of OSCE Field Operations: The Case of the OSCE Mission to Croatia Alice Ackermann, Christian Loda Alice Ackermann, Christian Loda 209–220
  - 221–238 Macedonia and Its OSCE Mission 2006-2008: Trouble Making the Grade Sebastian Dworack Sebastian Dworack 221–238
  - 239–252 Tajikistan and the Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe: Global Problems through the Prism of a Single Country Vladimir F. Pryakhin Vladimir F. Pryakhin 239–252
- 253–282 The Human Dimension and Democratic Development 253–282
  - 253–262 The OSCE – a Club of “Dyed-in-the-Wool Democrats”? Hans-Joachim Heintze Hans-Joachim Heintze 253–262
  - 263–282 The OSCE’s Efforts to Combat Trafficking in Human Beings Eva Biaudet Eva Biaudet 263–282
- 283–294 Building Co-operative Security 283–294
  - The OSCE Forum for Security Co-operation (FSC) – Stocktaking and Outlook Jan Kantorczyk, Walter Schweizer Jan Kantorczyk, Walter Schweizer
- 295–324 Economic Transformation and the Containment of Emerging Risks 295–324
  - 295–310 Promotion of Security and Co-operation through Water Management Activities Gabriel Leonte, Saba Nordström Gabriel Leonte, Saba Nordström 295–310
  - 311–324 Economic and Environmental Security Should Remain Key Components of the OSCE’s Core Mandate Kilian Strauss Kilian Strauss 311–324
325–386 III. Organizational Aspects 325–386
- 325–360 OSCE Institutions and Structures 325–360
  - 325–330 Fifteen Years of Conflict Prevention by the High Commissioner on National Minorities Knut Vollebæk Knut Vollebæk 325–330
  - 331–338 The OSCE Media Freedom Representative Turns Ten: Current and Future Challenges to Press Freedom in the OSCE Region Arnaud Amouroux Arnaud Amouroux 331–338
  - 339–352 The Spanish OSCE Chairmanship 2007 Kurt P. Tudyka Kurt P. Tudyka 339–352
  - 353–360 Preparing for the OSCE Chairmanship – CORE Training Courses and Capacity Building Anna Kreikemeyer Anna Kreikemeyer 353–360
- 361–386 External Relations and Influence 361–386
  - 361–368 OSCE Engagement with Afghanistan Marc Perrin de Brichambaut Marc Perrin de Brichambaut 361–368
  - 369–386 OSCE Co-operation with China: Relevance, Benefits, and Downsides Frank Evers Frank Evers 369–386
387–434 Annexes 387–434
- 387–388 Forms and Forums of Co-operation in the OSCE Area 387–388
- 389–406 The 56 OSCE Participating States – Facts and Figures 389–406
- 407–410 OSCE Conferences, Meetings, and Events 2007/2008 407–410
- 411–426 OSCE Selected Bibliography 2007/2008 411–426
- 427–432 Abbreviations 427–432
- 433–434 Contributors 433–434

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