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Japan, EU and OSCE6 Kein Zugriff

... 299 Japan, EU and OSCE Takako Ueta 1. Introduction Since the fall of the Berlin Wall in 1989, there have been two signifi cant evolutions in Japan’s foreign and security policy. One ...
... security talks with the UK, France and Germany. Japan has developed structured dialogues and co-operation with the EU, the CSCE/OSCE, NATO and the Council of Europe.4 In the Cold War period, the US ...
... on North Korea to the UN General Assembly. 3. CSCE/OSCE “The European Union appreciates the interest of Japan and the Republic of Korea in the OSCE activities in the period under review (…). We have ...
... noted with great pleasure that Japan is actively and systematically following the wide range of OSCE activities. Japan has also participated in OSCE’s fi eld work by sending election observers ...
... for Peace Research and Security Policy at the University of Hamburg (ed.). OSCE Yearbook 1997. Baden-Baden: Nomos, pp. 415-425. Ueta, Takako (2001). Japan and the European Security Institutions ...
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Human Rights in Europe: Origins, Institutions, Policies, and Perspectives5 Kein Zugriff

... is the competition among the three big European organizations, the Council of Europe in Strasbourg, the OSCE in Vienna and the European Union in Brussels. Although all three organizations mostly co ...
... the ECHR. This opened the fl oor for speculations whether the EU members should submit their human rights agenda to Strasbourg whereas the political and economic issues remain in Brussels.9 4. OSCE While ...
... the Council of Europe is a legally binding intergovernmental organization focusing on human rights, the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE) is a purely politically binding ...
... intergovernmental organization. The OSCE commitments in the human dimension involve even a large number of states not yet bound by other legal standards in corresponding fi elds. The language used ...
... by the participating states is often emphatic in character.10 The OSCE bases its mandate on legal documents from the Council of Europe or the United Nations. With regard to human rights it refers mainly ...
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