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040			_aSipr
041			_aeng
100			_aKrastev, Ivan
245			_aThe spectre of a multipolar Europe / _cIvan Krastev & Mark Leonard with Dimitar Bechev, Jana Kobzova & Andrew Wilson
260			_a[London] : _bEuropean Council on Foreign Relations (ECFR), _c[2010]
300			_a74 p.
500			_aSeparate executive summary, [11] p. kept in a folder with main report.
500			_aAlso available on CD127 G11_680
500			_aThe report argues that Europe is becoming increasingly multipolar, and in danger of lapsing into separate spheres of influence. It argues that the US is no longer willing to engage in Europe's internal security, and instead, the main actors - the EU, Russia and Turkey - must come together in a trialogue to build a new European security architecture. Turkey's EU accession process must also be strengthened alongside recognition of its recent emergence as a credible regional power.
651			_aEurope _xEU _xregional cooperation _xregional security _xforeign policy _xsecurity policy _zRussia _zTurkey
700			_aLeonard, Mark
710			_aEuropean Council on Foreign Relations, ECFR
852			_h327ser European
856			_uhttp://www.ecfr.eu/content/entry/the_spectre_of_a_multipolar_europe_publication
942			_cREP
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