BALKAN CONFERENCES AS THE FOUNDATION OF CONTEMPORARY BALKAN INTEGRATION
BALKAN CONFERENCES AS THE FOUNDATION OF CONTEMPORARY BALKAN INTEGRATION
Author(s): Goran PećanacSubject(s): Diplomatic history, Political history, International relations/trade, Security and defense, Geopolitics, Peace and Conflict Studies
Published by: Evropski defendologija centar za naučna, politička, ekonomska, socijalna, bezbjednosna, sociološka i kriminološka istraživanja
Keywords: Balkan Conferences; Balkan Union; Balkan Pact; regional cooperation; multilateralism; Balkan integration;
Summary/Abstract: The idea of uniting the Balkan states has historical roots extending back for more than a century, while the concept of unification has consistently been permeated by the same underlying aspiration: to achieve economic, political, and security stability. One of the more significant attempts at integrating the Balkan states is examined in this paper through an analysis of the Balkan Conferences and the initial agreements based on the ideas of union, resolutions, and the Balkan Pact. The analysis of the Balkan Conferences presented here forms a basis for understanding later aspirations toward the unification and integration of these states in the period of contemporary history
Journal: DEFENDOLOGIJA
- Issue Year: 30/2026
- Issue No: 57
- Page Range: 25-39
- Page Count: 15
- Language: English
