The Challenges of Serbia's Foreign Policy
The Challenges of Serbia's Foreign Policy

Contributor(s): Jelica Minić (Editor)
Subject(s): Civil Society, Governance, Security and defense, EU-Approach / EU-Accession / EU-Development, Asylum, Refugees, Migration as Policy-fields
Published by: Evropski Pokret u Srbiji
Keywords: Serbia; foreign policy
Summary/Abstract: The authors of the texts have selected some of the key issues of Serbia's foreign policy relations, as well as those that are not high on the domestic agenda but are an illustration of important foreign policy processes. The authors mainly include active diplomats as well as diplomats who have continued to publish their papers or teach at universities after their retirement from active duty, veteran reporters, former correspondents from world metropolises and major Mediterranean countries who are currently columnists of leading dailies or periodicals, scholars, university professors, officials of nongovernmental organisations (NGOs), as well as an author from the ranks of the medical profession, interested in health diplomacy. A group of authors as diverse as this implies different approaches, insights, narrative methods and focus. Nevertheless, their ongoing dialogue has provided significant room for the exchange of ideas and information and has been a constant arena reflecting the massive accumulation of individual knowledge and Serbia's long-term, as well as its daily, foreign policy challenges.

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