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Greece and Its Western Balkan Neighbours - Common Challenges in a Changing Europe

37th Workshop of the PfP Consortium Study Group "Regional Stability in South East Europe”

Dokumenttyp:

Study Group Information

Erscheinungsdatum:

April 2019

Herausgeber:

Dr. Predrag Jureković, Dr. Elena Mandalenakis

Verlag:

Study Group Information - Austrian National Defence Academy in co-operation with the PfP Consortium of Defense Academies and Security Studies Institutes

ISBN:

978-3-903121-66-9

Seiten:

203

Autor(en):

Theodoros Christopoulos, Sini¹a Dostiæ, Sa¹a Gosiæ, Mario Holzner, Dr. Predrag Jureković, Mladen Kakuæa, Patrick Larkin, Magdalena Lembovska, Dr. Elena Mandalenakis, Prof. Dr. Ayse Nilufer Narli, Vladimir Nikitović, Director Albert Rakipi, Berna Turam, Martin Vladimirov

Beiträge in dieser Publikation:

Name	Seiten/Dateigröße
Greece and Its Western Balkan Neighbours - Common Challenges in a Changing Europe	203 Seiten / 1.88 MB
Greek Bilateral Relations with Its Non-EU Neighbouring States: Albania, FYR of Macedonia/North Macedonia and Turkey
Understanding Albanian-Greek Relations: Deconstructing Paradoxes and Myths
Relations between (North) Macedonia and Greece after the Prespa Agreement - What Does the Future Hold?
Turkey’s Relations with Greece and Western Balkans: Looking from Turkish Geopolitical Lenses, Memory, and Security Culture
Current Trends, Institutional Framework and the Response of the Republic of Serbia in the Field of Countering Irregular Migration Caused by the Migrant Crisis
Secure Borders and Safe Places: Contradiction in Terms or Twin Concepts?
Transnational Common Challenges and Solutions: Migration Response
Socioeconomic Challenges in the Western Balkans
Demographic Processes in the Western Balkans: A Long Term Perspective
Energy Security Risks and Natural Gas Diversification in SEE
How to Enhance Energy Cooperation and Energy Security between Greece and its Western Balkan Neighbours
Energy Security and the Role of Greece in South East Europe

Vorwort

There is more that Greece and its Western Balkan neighbours have in common than separates them. This publication of the 37th workshop of the Study Group "Regional Stability in South East Europe” ascertains the shared interests and challenges that require fostering good neighbourly relations for the above-mentioned states. Positive and critical aspects of bilateral relations are analysed in depth, common tasks regarding transnational as well as social and economic challenges are identified. Finally, possible paths for guaranteeing energy security in this part of Europe and beyond in the future are outlined.