By David H. Dunn, Marcin Zaborowski
ISBN-10: 0203010620
ISBN-13: 9780203010624
ISBN-10: 071468435X
ISBN-13: 9780714684352
This authoritative quantity assesses how the lately democratized political procedure in Poland is adapting to the demanding situations posed through the country's adhesion to NATO which it joined in 1999. The participants examine Poland's functionality as a newcomer.
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Moreover, conflicts that had swelled around the debates over the Common European Security and Defence Policy (CESDP) and Ballistic Missile Defense (BMD) come as surprises to Poland and wrecked a closeto-idyllic image in the Polish mind of transatlantic relations. As a result, Polish concerns over the future bonds of America and Europe, and particularly over the future of NATO have grown considerably. Over the past three years, Poland has also faced a series of internal problems. In the absence of a coherent concept, and amid the worsening crisis of public finance and resistance from a part of the military, reform of the armed forces turned out to be a much more painful and 22 POLAND intricate operation than was predicted when Poland was still applying for NATO membership.
Lower chamber of the Polish parliament. 16. During the debate over the directions of Polish foreign policy—see the transcript of the Sejm session on 8 April 1999. 17. In the period preceding the formal accession to NATO, the scene of such actions were the Vienna negotiations on adapting the CFE Treaty reduction agreement signed way back in 1990. See Rzeczpospolita, 9 Dec. 1998. Kobieracki, ‘Problem of Disarmament in Poland’s Security Policy’, in Kuzniar et al. 389–417. 18. Rzeczpospolita, 9 Dec.
The communiqué on the RBN session of 22 February, presented orally by Minister Siwiec, included the statement that, AND EURO-ATLANTIC RELATIONS 35 …it is in Poland’s interest to see what originally was called the national missile defence system become a system that also applies to the allies, a system that will afford more security to the NATO members and co-operating countries, and will not lead to new threats. We are interested in this dialogue to be held in the forum of the North Atlantic Alliance and in furnishing appropriate conditions for talks with Russia and other countries that voice doubts about the expediency of this system.
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