Kin state non-interventionism:: Albania and regional stability in the Western Balkans
作者： Elvin Gjevori
DOI: 10.1111/NANA.12344
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摘要: This article provides a comprehensive analysis of Albanian regional policy from 1992 to 2013. Situated in conflict-ridden region and surrounded by co-ethnics living Kosovo, Macedonia, Montenegro Serbia, Albania has successfully resisted pressure undertake interventionist policies. However, there are no structured accounts as how fashioned its non-interventionist policy. fills this gap retraces the development function inter-mingled domestic politics international dynamics. The concludes that approach been shaped legacy communist isolation, pro-Western predisposition recognition accommodation Western interests would overcome constraints advance rights Albanians Balkans. is important not just for understanding Albania's actions but also disentangling relationship between policy, nationalism kin state's constraints.
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