Managing Conflict in the New Europe : The Role of International Institutions

Since The End Of The Cold War, International Institutions Have Had To Rise To Challenges Of Instability And Insecurity In Europe. Fergus Carr And Theresa Callan Examine The Changing Nature Of European Security, Cooperation And Conflict. A Key Theme Is The Development Of The New European Security Architecture And The Roles Of Nato, The Organization For Security And Cooperation In Europe, The European Union And The United Nations. The Nature Of Conflict In The Current Era Is Contrasted With The Cold War And The Increasing Salience Of Sub-state Conflicts Is Explored. The Authors Examine Institutional Responses To Conflicts Both Between And Within States And The Problems Of Intervention In Ethnic Conflicts Are Analyzed Through The Crises In Bosnia, Croatia, Kosovo And Macedonia.--jacket. Managing Conflict In The New Europe -- International Institutions, States And Cooperation -- Conflict In The Cold War And Post-cold War Worlds -- Conflict And The International Order In The Cold War -- Soviet Security Interests -- United States Security In Europe -- The Nuclear Arms Race -- Detente -- The Role Of The United Nations In Cold War Conflict Resolution -- Transition In The European Order -- The New World Order -- United States Security In The New World Order -- Russian Security In The New European Order -- The New European Order -- Conflict And Its Management -- Managing Conflict In The Cold War Era -- The Salience Of Intra-state Conflict -- Bipolarity, Contingency And Complementarity: Writings On Conflict Management -- Addressing Intra-state Conflict -- The Need For A 'new Diplomacy' -- Contemporary Conflict 'management' -- Conflict Resolution -- Post-conflict Peace-building -- The New European Security Architecture -- Nato -- The United Nations -- The Osce Within The European Security Architecture -- The European Union -- Nato's 1999 Strategic Concept -- The Management Of Inter-state Conflict -- Institutional Types And Settings -- Institutions And Member States -- The 'outreach' Of International Organizations -- Arms Control -- Managing Intra-state Conflict: The Case Of The Former Yugoslavia -- Slovenian And Croatian Independence: The Ec Intervention -- Bosnia-herzegovina: Independence And The International Community -- Operation Deliberate Force -- Dayton And Beyond -- Kosovo. Fergus Carr And Theresa Callan. Includes Bibliographical References (p. 205-218) And Index. Front Matter....Pages i-xv Managing Conflict in the New Europe....Pages 1-18 Conflict in the Cold War and Post-Cold War Worlds....Pages 19-54 Conflict and Its Management....Pages 55-81 The New European Security Architecture....Pages 82-117 The Management of Inter-State Conflict....Pages 118-149 Managing Intra-State Conflict: the Case of the Former Yugoslavia....Pages 150-196 Conclusion....Pages 197-204 Back Matter....Pages 205-220 The objective of this book is to examine the role of international institutions as security providers in the European order.