Security position of Serbia in Europe today – concept of security neutrality and options of modeling Serbian neutrality according to Swiss neutrality model

Cvetićanin, Neven and Đokić, Aleksandar (2015) Security position of Serbia in Europe today – concept of security neutrality and options of modeling Serbian neutrality according to Swiss neutrality model. In: Thematic conference proceedings of international significance "Archibald Reiss Days", Belgrade 3-4 March, 2015. Academy of Criminalistic and Police Studies, Belgrade, Belgrade, pp. 37-47. ISBN 978-86-7020-320-4

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Abstract

The paper reviews the security position of Serbia in today’s Europe in the light of Serbia’s presidency over the Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe (OSCE) in 2015. The authors specify the security position of Serbia as impartial and neutral in relation to the current (geo) political crises, such as the one in Ukraine, which allow Serbia to become a kind of a link between the European West and the European East, reinforcing the authority of our country in the international community. The authors consider the possibility of additional specifying and defining a neutral security status of Serbia modeled on Switzerland in the years to come, in the light of possible geostrategic and foreseeable developments at the European and global level. The consideration of the Swiss neutrality model is particularly interesting in the context of the scientific meeting dedicated to Dr. Archibald Reiss, the man thanks to whom Serbia and Switzerland have nurtured a bond for over a century.

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