Abstract

In this paper an attempt is made to prove that if a new security paradigm based on the notion of Non-Offensive Defence could be established in the Balkans, conditions of stability will be created in the region. A discussion of the substance and main features of the Non-Offensive Defence concept follows. Measures that might facilitate the transition from an offensive to a defensive orientation in military structures are also discussed. The study concludes by recommending for consideration by the Balkan states undertakings that might help to create conditions in which this security paradigm prevails.

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