NATO in Afghanistan: the Titanic’s uncertain future?
– Abstract Operation Enduring Freedom in Afghanistan has imposed itself as a blueprint for the invasion of Iraq two years later. Yet, as early as […]
Diplomatie et organisations internationales
Death and resurrection of Moscow’s Mechanism
– Abstract The Vienna and Moscow conferences’ (respectively, 1989 and 1991) concluding documents form the basis of OSCE’s human dimension mechanisms. Both documents, though elaborated […]
The European institutional response to questions raised by minorities. Gaps, overlaps, opportunities
– Abstract For many years, the normative and regulative action of OSCE, the Council of Europe and the European Union in the field of minority […]
OSCE’s High Commissary on National Minorities. The main reasons of an initial success
– Abstract To this day, the High Commission on National Minorities (HCNM) has achieved a certain success in its interventions in Eastern and Central Europe […]
The evolution of OSCE’s normative response to minority issue. From collective rights to individual rights
– Abstract In the matter of minorities, the law on persons is made of two normative ensembles: a universal one, devised by the United Nations, […]
Can OSCE’s norms apply to minority protection in North America?
– Abstract Mutual ignorance is the defining feature of relations between OSCE and North American minorities. OSCE has concentrated its work on the rights of […]
OSCE and minorities. Assessment and prospects
– Abstract This evaluation remains uncertain. One likes minorities outside, but they are a cause for concern at home. Their international rights remain vague and […]
Production d’artefacts et ingénierie sociale – Les institutions internationales comme agents paradigmatiques
– Résumé Si, pour paraphraser Ellul, la technique forme sans aucun doute l’enjeu majeur de ce siècle finissant, il est plus que probable que ce […]
