Cooperative Security, the OSCE, and its Code of Conduct
Table of contents
Preface; G. de Nooy. 1. Introducing the Code; V.-Y. Ghebali. 2. Negotiating the Code: A Polish View; A. Kobieracki. 3. Negotiating the Code: A German View; P. von Butler. 4. Negotiating the Code: A British View; C. Hain-Cole. 5. The Code and International Law; P. Kooijmans. 6. The Code, Humanitarian Law, and Human Rights; D. Raič. 7. The Code, Early Warning, and Conflict Prevention; M. Lucas. 8. The Code and Civil-Military Relations: The Polish Case; J. Simon. 9. The Code and Civil-Military Relations: The Russian Case; S. Blank. 10. The Code and Civil-Military Relations: The German Case; U. Hundt. 11. Implementing the Code: The Way Ahead; H. Vetschera. 12. Summary of Main Conclusions; G. de Nooy. Annex: Code of Conduct on Politico-Military Aspects of Security. About the Authors.
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