Chapter 11 "Let's forget that Slovakia is small" GLOBSEC, status-seeking, and agency in informal elite networks
This chapter explores the role transnational networks and informal ties play for small-state-status seeking in Central and Eastern Europe. Using the example of Slovakia, I argue that since their accession to Western institutions, these states have continuously sought to carve out a place for themsel...
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Taylor & Francis
2024
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সংক্ষিপ্ত: | This chapter explores the role transnational networks and informal ties play for small-state-status seeking in Central and Eastern Europe. Using the example of Slovakia, I argue that since their accession to Western institutions, these states have continuously sought to carve out a place for themselves on the mental map of European and North American policymakers. Major security-policy conferences have become central nodal points for this kind of activity. They allow the foreign-policy establishment of small states to manage and shape existing status hierarchies by forging personal contacts with decision-makers from more powerful states. I illustrate this phenomenon empirically with reference to the Bratislava Global Security Forum (GLOBSEC), which began in 2005 as a student-led initiative and has since become the main outreach platform of Slovak foreign policymaking. |
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দৈহিক বর্ননা: | 1 electronic resource (19 p.) |
আইসবিএন: | 9781003356011-15 9781032410487 9781032410555 |
প্রবেশাধিকার: | Open Access |