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WYMIARY BEZPIECZEŃSTWA MIĘDZYNARODOWEGO NA SZCZYTACH G7/G8

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Matera R.
Polityka i Społeczeństwo
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2015
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issue 2(13)
126-143 (18)
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In the article the origins of G7 and G8 were briefly presented. The author also char-acterized the ways of functioning (called the system) of these groups. The main stress was put on the numerous issues of international security. Therefore the different dimen-sions of this were emphasized, and the commitments made by the leaders during yearly summits to solving the problems in this area were analyzed. At the end of the paper the author tried to answer the question if such a specific international institution is still able to act effectively to influence the different dimensions of international security in the new political situation (especially as a result of Russia’s foreign policy in 2014) .
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Bezpieczeństwo ekonomiczne państw Afryki Północnej po Arabskiej Wiośnie - Wsparcie ze strony wielostronnych banków rozwoju

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Dumała H.
Forum Politologiczne
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2014
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vol. 16 - Konteksty bezpieczeństwa w Afryce. Problemy globalne, sektorowe, regionalne, lokalne
159-183
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The Arab Spring in North Africa had its origins in difficult socio-economic situation of states of the region. It constituted a threat to regional and international security. Calming the situation and solve the problems underlying the events of 2011, required external economic aid. The responses of the international community were, inter alia, the Deauville Partnership (the idea of the G8), Coordination Platform of international financial institutions (IFI) and the extension of the area of EBRD operations to SEMED region states. Also traditionally present in North Africa multilateral development banks such as the African Development Bank (AfDB) and Islamic Development Bank (IsDB), responded to the Arab Spring by increasing financial support for the Northern Africa member states (IsDB), or at least modifying the strategy of the Bank (AfDB).
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