制裁
政治学
身份(音乐)
职位(财务)
政治经济学
阈限
欧洲联盟
国家(计算机科学)
政治
侵略
外交政策
法学
社会学
国际贸易
社会心理学
经济
心理学
物理
财务
算法
声学
人类学
计算机科学
标识
DOI:10.1080/09662839.2023.2290048
摘要
Why did Serbia not impose sanctions against Russia following its aggression on Ukraine in February 2022? As a state seeking membership of the European Union (EU), Serbia’s reluctance to join the sanction regime is puzzling. This paper draws from the ontological security literature to show how Serbia, as a political community, is divided between East and West, that is, between a vicarious attachment to Moscow and a relationship with Brussels driven primarily by the prospect of joining the benefits of membership of the EU. The problem of sanctions brought to the fore the conflicted identity of Serbia, showing how Belgrade’s hedging in foreign policy reflects not only an attempt to extract concessions and advantages from both partners – the EU and Russia – but more fundamentally its efforts to come to terms with its liminal, ontologically insecure position within the international system.
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