The Position of the Non-aligned Movement in the Current Foreign Policy of the Republic of Serbia

Đukanović, Dragan and Novičić, Žaklina (2011) The Position of the Non-aligned Movement in the Current Foreign Policy of the Republic of Serbia. The Review of International Affairs, LXII (1142). pp. 36-47. ISSN 0486-6096

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Abstract

In this paper, the authors analyse the position of the Non-Aligned Movement in the current foreign policy of the Republic of Serbia. They firstly present the chronology of relations between the former Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia and the Non-Aligned Movement, this including the newly created republics in its territory. With the exception of Slovenia and Macedonia, all post-Yugoslav republics enjoy observer status in the Non-Aligned Movement. As the authors point out, apart from the support to maintain its territorial integrity in Kosovo, the Republic of Serbia could also gain economic benefit from establishing co-operation with non-aligned countries.

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