Titlebook: Europe‘s Next Avoidable War; Nagorno-Karabakh Michael Kambeck (co-founder of the NGO European Fr Book 2013 Palgrave Macmillan, a division o

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Evolution of the EU Position vis-a-vis the Nagorno-Karabakh Conflictit were to show the political will, would not have the adequate leverage to play a more active role. Yet, a closer analysis of EU policy since 1988 points to a different conclusion. The EU position can hardly be described as indifferent or unwilling. On the contrary, it has consistently aimed at a c

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Conflict and Security in Nagorno-Karabakh: What Contribution from the EU? in May 2009 and the launch of the negotiations on the Association Agreements with the three countries, Georgia, Azerbaijan and Armenia of the South Caucasus, the EU has further signalled an increased level of ambition in this region. The Eastern Partnership is based on recognition of the level of i

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-007-1570-7immune to this process of revision, and the way in which such wars are sometimes related leads, at times, to a veritable rewriting of history which almost borders on mythical narrative.. History is complicated, or rather, people’s lives are complicated because history is, after all, what people thin

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Birgit Bednar-Friedl,J?rn Kleinertand Azerbaijan. In 2009, the presidents engaged in official talks on six occasions, and diplomatic activities by Russia and other external actors were also evident. However, repeated military threats, even after the “Georgian lesson” and a growing number of violent incidents at the Line of Contact b

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Himanshu Chaudhary,Kailash Chaudharyare under way about the possibility of compromise; the speedy establishment of peace; the “giving up” of two or three districts; how to protect the security of the unrecognised Nagorno-Karabakh Republic (NKR). Most importantly, the discussions have produced no concrete results, such as the signing o

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Michael Kambeck (co-founder of the NGO European Fr

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The Quintessential Conflict — A Cultural and Historical Analysis of Nagorno-Karabakhimmune to this process of revision, and the way in which such wars are sometimes related leads, at times, to a veritable rewriting of history which almost borders on mythical narrative.. History is complicated, or rather, people’s lives are complicated because history is, after all, what people thin

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