Conflict Prevention and Resolution under the Auspices of the CSCE/OSCE after the Cold War and the Yugoslav Crisis

Đorđević, Branislav and Glišić, Miroslav and Dujić, Ivan (2018) Conflict Prevention and Resolution under the Auspices of the CSCE/OSCE after the Cold War and the Yugoslav Crisis. The Review of International Affairs, LXIX (1170). pp. 25-49. ISSN 0486-6096

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Abstract

After the end of the Cold War, the CSCE began re-examining its goals of existence and redefine them in line with the newly emerging environment. The initial intentions of the CSCE to become a pan-European cooperative security institution were replaced under the influence of the Yugoslav crisis by developing the necessary capacity to prevent and resolve conflicts in its region. Accordingly, under the influence of the crisis in the former Yugoslavia have been developed many structures and institutions, instruments, mechanisms and procedures to reduce risks, for early warning, conflict prevention, crisis management and postconflict rehabilitation in Europe. The paper describes the development of capacities for cooperation in the area of conflict prevention and resolution of the Conference on European Security and Co-operation, and later of the Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe under the influence of the Yugoslav crisis in the period from 1990 to 1999.

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