Der größte Teil der Beiträge zu diesem Band wurde ursprünglich auf einem Workshop im Rahmen der internationalen Konferenz "European Dialogues" im Februar 1995 in Brüssel vorgestellt. Inhalt: I. Towards a New Pan-European Multilateralism: Reimund Seidelmann: European Peace: From Vision to Reality (11-50); Philipp Borinski: European Security: The Realist View (51-74); Victor-Yves Ghébali: The OSCE's Interface with the UN and the European Security Organizations (75-93); John Roper: Collective Security and Collective Defense in Europe (95-105); Stephen A. Cambone: PFP, CJTF and NATO Expansion: A View from Washington (107-133). II. The Contributions of Central and Eastern European Countries to Pan-European Security: Martin Kahl: Security Effects of the Transition Process in Eastern Europe (137-180); Wojciech Multan: The Security Policy of Poland (181-202); Pál Dunay: The Security Policy of Hungary (203-234); Ivo Samson: The Security Position of Slovakia: Reality and Perspectives in the Mid-Nineties (235-248); Algis Krupavicius: Lithuania's Security Dilemma in the Transforming Europe (249-286); Oleg Strekal: Ukrainian Security Policy and its Prospects (287-303); Irina Zviagelskaia: Russia's Security Policy and its Prospects (305-318); Michael R. Lucas: The CIS and Russia (319-351). III. The European Union's Security Responsibilities: Álvaro de Vasconcelos: A European Solidarity Pact (355-369); Paul Luif: The Impact of EFTA Enlargement on the Common Foreign and Security Policy (CFSP) (371-390); Eric Remacle: Lessons from the Yugoslav Crisis for the European Union (391-410); Willem F. van Eekelen: The Security Agenda for the Intergovernmental Conference (411-418).