Negotiating diplomacy in the new Europe : foreign policy in post-communist Bulgaria /
Bulgaria has faced previously unimaginable pressures over the last two decades, as it struggles to adapt to a post-Communist landscape and to reform both state and society in the wake of the fall of the Soviet Union, while facing the challenge of increased efforts by NATO and the EU to expand into t...
| Основен автор: | Katsikas, Stefanos. |
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| Формат: | Електронна книга |
| Език: | English |
| Публикувано: |
London ; New York :
I.B. Tauris,
2012.
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| Серия: |
Library of European studies ;
10. |
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| Онлайн достъп: |
http://search.ebscohost.com/login.aspx?direct=true&scope=site&db=nlebk&AN=433760 |
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Negotiating diplomacy in the new Europe. |
Съдържание:
- Machine generated contents note: `New Europe' as a Concept
- Bulgarian Foreign Policy in the `New Europe'
- Relations with Russia
- Regime Change and Bulgarian Diplomacy
- The Structure of the Book
- 1. Foreign Policy in the 1980s
- Ideological Principles of Foreign Policy
- Foreign Policy Mechanisms
- Relations with States from Outside the Region
- Bulgaria's Relations with the USSR
- Bulgaria's Relations with the West
- Relations with Pro-Soviet States of the Third World
- Bulgaria's Relations in the Balkans
- Efforts at Multilateral Cooperation
- Bilateral Relations
- Intra-bloc Regional Issues
- Nationalism
- Bulgarian Turks
- Bulgarian Macedonians
- Territorial Issues
- Economic Issues
- Conclusion
- 2. From A People's to A Liberal Democracy
- Introduction
- Foreign Policy Mechanisms
- Constitutional Anomalies and Constitutional Crafting
- The Role of Personality in Foreign Policy Making.
- Contents note continued: Foreign Policy Making under Petur Stoianov and Georgi Purvanov
- Foreign Policy Agenda of the Bulgarian Political Parties
- Foreign Policy Agenda of the BSP
- Foreign Policy Agenda of the UDF
- Foreign Policy Agenda of the NMSII/NMSP
- Foreign Policy Agenda of the CEDB
- Foreign Policy Agenda of Ataka
- Independent Research Policy Institutes
- Evolution of Think Tanks in Bulgaria
- Minorities and Foreign Policy Making
- The Foreign Policy Agenda of the MRF
- Other Minorities
- Foreign Policy Agenda of the IMRO
- Foreign Policy Agenda of UMO-Ilinden
- Public Opinion and Foreign Policy Making
- Conclusion
- 3. Accession to the Eu and Bulgarian Foreign Policy Making
- Introduction
- From Westernization to `Europeanization'
- Bulgaria's Accession to the EU
- The Association Agreement of December 1992
- Bulgaria's Candidacy for EU Membership
- In Search of an EU Patron State
- The Bulgarski Velikden Initiative.
- Contents note continued: International Events and the EU Accession Process
- Post-Communist Europeanization and Foreign Policy Mechanisms
- Democratic Conditionality
- Foreign Policy Mechanisms
- The Role of the Foreign Policy Constitutional Actors
- The President of the Republic
- The Ministry of Foreign Affairs
- The Council of European Integration
- The Chief Negotiator for EU Affairs
- The Ministry of European Affairs
- The Coordination Council
- The Core Negotiations Team
- The National Assembly of the Republic of Bulgaria
- The Role of Non-party Actors in Foreign Policy
- Conclusion
- 4. The Eu Accession Process and Bulgaria's Foreign Relations
- Introduction
- Relations with International Organizations
- Bulgaria's Relations with NATO
- Bulgaria's Relations with the IMF
- Democratic Conditionality and Interstate Relations
- Relations with Developing States in Africa, the Middle East and Latin America
- Bulgaria's Relations with the USA.
- Contents note continued: Bulgaria's Relations with the Russian Federation
- Conclusion
- 5. Accession to the Euro-atlantic Structures and Bulgaria's Balkan Policy
- Introduction
- Post-Cold War Balkan Policy
- Post-1989 Security Vacuum and Bulgarian Balkan Policy
- Post-1989 Territorial Policy towards the Balkans
- Bulgaria's Minority Policies
- Sofia's Diplomatic Activity Since 1989
- Conclusion.