Conclusion of the Council for National Security of the Republic of Serbia Adopted on the Occasion of the Armed Conflict on the Territory of Ukraine That Began on 24 February 2022
Date Issued
2024
Author(s)
GJurovski, Marjan
Arnaudov, Mitko
Hadžić, Nikola
DOI
978-608-4670-24-7
Abstract
: The aim of this paper is to try to explain the foreign policy of small states
in contemporary and current international relations through the theory of
neoclassical realism and on the example of the case study of the Republic of Serbia.
The contribution of this paper in the theoretical sense testifies to the applicability of
the theory of neoclassical realism in current international relations. When it comes
to scientific knowledge, a kind of contribution to the theory itself is provided,
bearing in mind the fact that it is about the application of the said theory to a small
country, with limited economic, political, military and diplomatic capacities on the
international level. In the context of small states, this work provides a contribution
to the understanding of the creation of foreign policy and the adoption of foreign
policy decisions by small states, and provides an explanation of how much room for
maneuver they have in foreign policy action in current international relations.
in contemporary and current international relations through the theory of
neoclassical realism and on the example of the case study of the Republic of Serbia.
The contribution of this paper in the theoretical sense testifies to the applicability of
the theory of neoclassical realism in current international relations. When it comes
to scientific knowledge, a kind of contribution to the theory itself is provided,
bearing in mind the fact that it is about the application of the said theory to a small
country, with limited economic, political, military and diplomatic capacities on the
international level. In the context of small states, this work provides a contribution
to the understanding of the creation of foreign policy and the adoption of foreign
policy decisions by small states, and provides an explanation of how much room for
maneuver they have in foreign policy action in current international relations.
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