EU Policies and Sub-Regional Multilateralism in the Caspian Region

Alieva, Leila

doi:10.1080/03932720903148849

The International Spectator

2009

DOI: 10.1080/03932720903148849

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EU Policies and Sub-Regional Multilateralism in the Caspian Region

Leila Alieva¹

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Peacebuilding in the OSCE Region: An Analysis of the Juxtaposition Between the Conflict Prevention Centre with the United Nations Peacebuilding Fund

Aydin

2022

Securitization and Democracy in Eurasia

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Neighbouring countries need each other, and societies need peace and cooperation more than ever during the COVID-19 pandemic. However, the South Caucasus still suffers from ethnic conflicts occurring as a result of the ethno-federalist politics of the Soviet Union. The Azerbaijan-Armenia war of 2020 had severe consequences for both sides, and a new situation has emerged in the region with the direct involvement of countries such as Russia and Turkey. On the other hand, the South Caucasus offers a huge potential for cooperation among the countries of the region with its geopolitical and geoeconomic importance. Considering current dynamics, the aim of this paper is to evaluate new opportunities for peace and cooperation in the South Caucasus and their possible effects for the region. The biggest obstacles to cooperation in the region are identity-based conflicts. However, the paper argues that increasing non-traditional security risks such as pandemic, climate change, environmental problems, natural disasters, and famine threaten individuals directly regardless of their ethnicity, identity social class, or status. I argue that this is the main factor that makes cooperation necessary and possible in the South Caucasus.

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Peacebuilding in the OSCE Region: An Analysis of the Juxtaposition Between the Conflict Prevention Centre with the United Nations Peacebuilding Fund

Aydin

2022

Securitization and Democracy in Eurasia

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EU Policies and Sub-Regional Multilateralism in the Caspian Region

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Peacebuilding in the OSCE Region: An Analysis of the Juxtaposition Between the Conflict Prevention Centre with the United Nations Peacebuilding Fund

Peacebuilding in the OSCE Region: An Analysis of the Juxtaposition Between the Conflict Prevention Centre with the United Nations Peacebuilding Fund

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