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NATO Crisis Management: Cooperation with PfP Partners and Other International Organizations

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John Kriendler

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Connections: The Quarterly Journal , Volume 3, Issue 4, p.59-68 (2004)
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Carp, Mihai. "Back from the Brink." NATO Review (2002).
Black, Ian. "Ashdown backs creation of EU Bosnia force." The Guardian (2003).
Spiegel, Peter. "EU closer to taking Bosnia peace role from NATO." Financial Times (2003).
Dempsey, Judy. "US to confront Brussels over defence policy." Financial Times (2003).
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Dimitrios, Sotiriou. Conflict Resolution and Interethnic Disputes, the 2001 Crisis in FYROM and the Case of the Ochrid Αgreement In Faculty of Social and Political Sciences, Department of Political Studies and International Relations. Vol. Master Program in «Mediterranean Studies». Corinth: University of Peloponnese, 2018.
Kille, Kent J., and Ryan C. Hendrickson. "Explaining International Organizations NATO and the United Nations: Debates and Trends in Institutional Coordination." Journal-iostudies, Researchgate.net.
APA style: Kriendler, J. (2004).  NATO Crisis Management: Cooperation with PfP Partners and Other International Organizations. Connections: The Quarterly Journal . 3(4), 59-68.
Chicago style: Kriendler, John. "NATO Crisis Management: Cooperation with PfP Partners and Other International Organizations." Connections: The Quarterly Journal 3, no. 4 (2004): 59-68.
IEEE style: Kriendler, J., "NATO Crisis Management: Cooperation with PfP Partners and Other International Organizations", Connections: The Quarterly Journal , vol. 3, issue 4, pp. 59-68, December 2004.
DOI http://dx.doi.org/10.11610/Connections.03.4.07

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