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NEUTRALITY OF SWITZERLAND: HISTORY OF DEVELOPMENT

Svetlana Vasil'evna Fokina
Ryazan State University named after S. A. Esenin


Submitted: January 1, 2015
Abstract. The article reveals the basic factors influencing the formation of the policy of neutrality from its adoption in 1815 till Switzerland’s joining the UNO in 2002. The author pays special attention to internal and external indicators promoting the change of this foreign policy of Switzerland Confederation. The paper presents an analysis of the basic stages of the development and transformation of the policy of the neutrality of Switzerland through the lenses of its relations with the UNO and the EU.
Key words and phrases:
нейтралитет
Швейцария
ЕС
ООН
холодная война
Доктрина о безопасности
активный нейтралитет
пассивный нейтралитет
neutrality
Switzerland
the EU
the UNO
cold war
security doctrine
active neutrality
passive neutrality
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