The security dilemma in the Baltic Sea Region and its impact on the regional security and defense cooperation
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Publication
1998 - Available from National Technical Information Service, Monterey, Calif, California
Language
English
Word Count
23,000 words, Guess
Page Count
92 pages
Identifiers
- Internet Archivesecuritydilemmai00mold
- Open LibraryOL25182038M
Description
This thesis argues that the Baltic Sea region still faces significant security challenges in the post-Cold War era. In particular, nations in the region confront a "cooperative security dilemma." Baltic Sea countries are adopting a range of cooperative agreements to strengthen their security. By doing so, however, they may risk alienating other nations that are left out of those agreements, and thereby create an unstable security environment. This thesis examines the nature of the cooperative security dilemma in the Baltic Sea region, and analyzes how Baltic Sea nations can cooperate in the future without posing a threat to other nations, including Russia. This thesis argues that the Baltic Security Assistance (BALTSEA) program offers a model of future security arrangements which could avoid the problems of the security dilemma.
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