Reforming the Security Sectors in South Eastern Europe: Lessons Learned and their Relevance for a Wider Black Sea Area Policy

Marian Zulean

Connections vol. 3, no.4, December 2004

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Zulean, Marian. (2004) 2004. “Reforming the Security Sectors in South Eastern Europe: Lessons Learned and Their Relevance for a Wider Black Sea Area Policy”. Connections: The Quarterly Journal 3 (4): 93-101. doi:http://dx.doi.org/10.11610/Connections.03.4.10.

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Zulean, M. . (2004). Reforming the Security Sectors in South Eastern Europe: Lessons Learned and their Relevance for a Wider Black Sea Area Policy. Connections: The Quarterly Journal , 3(4), 93-101. (Original work published 2004)

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Zulean, Marian. “Reforming the Security Sectors in South Eastern Europe: Lessons Learned and Their Relevance for a Wider Black Sea Area Policy”. Connections: The Quarterly Journal 3, no. 4 (2004): 93-101.

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Zulean, M. , 2004. Reforming the Security Sectors in South Eastern Europe: Lessons Learned and their Relevance for a Wider Black Sea Area Policy. Connections: The Quarterly Journal 3, 93–101.

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M. . Zulean, “Reforming the Security Sectors in South Eastern Europe: Lessons Learned and their Relevance for a Wider Black Sea Area Policy”, Connections: The Quarterly Journal , vol. 3, no. 4, pp. 93–101, 2004

DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.11610/Connections.03.4.10