In 21st century Europe a name of a country and a nation is regarded as a security problem that should be resolved.The name of the Republic of Macedonia has been officially raised as a problem by Greece in 1991 when Macedonia proclaimed its independence from Yugoslavia.Greece has gained a fast support for framing the name as serious ’security threat’ by the other eleven European Community members,and Macedonia has been refused to be recognized as independent state with its name.The objection by G... 

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Acknowledgements
Abstract
Introduction
    What is the name problem between Greece and Macedonia?
    The significance of a research on this topic
    Literature review and comments on the existent literature
Chapter 1. Theoretical framework, methods and data for analysis
    1.1 The Copenhagen School approach for security analysis
    1.2 Securitization theory
    1.3 Constructivism and problematization
Chapter 2. Historical context of the securitization of the name 'Macedonia'
    2.1 The Greek 'Megali Idea' for territorial expansion in Macedonia
    2.2 The outcome of the Balkan Wars 1912-13
    2.3 Assimilation and displacement of Macedonians, denying the Macedonian identity
    2.4 Macedonia's question throughout the CIA files
Chapter 3. Macedonia and Greece:The name issue from 1991 until today
    3.1 The Greek arguments for initiating the problem of the name 'Macedonia'
    3.2 Greek position in the name problem since 1991
    3.3 Macedonia's position as a respond to the name problem raised by Greece
Chapter 4. The United Nations and European Community's role in the name problem
    4.1 European Community and Macedonia's struggle for international recognition
    4.2 Resolutions by the United Nations Security Council related to Macedonia
    4.3 The signing of Interim Accord at UN headquarters
Chapter 5. Macedonia and its NATO integration
    5.1 NATO's relations with Macedonia and the name problem
    5.2 The case of Macedonia vs. Greece at the International Court of Justice
        5.2.1 The applicant-Macedonia
        5.2.2 The respondent-Greece
    5.3 The Court's judgement and its influence on the name problem
Chapter 6. European Union and Macedonia's path towards EU integration
    6.1 EU and its policy of enlargement
    6.2 European Union's policy on the name problem of Macedonia
Conclusions and suggestions
Bibliography



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