Regardless of what they once were integral parts of a country, Serbia and Slovenia have developed at different levels of its police. The main reason for this is that Slovenia is almost a decade part of EU, while Serbia is still somewhat searching for own identity. Police Relations between Serbia and Slovenia have been good and the two countries need to work together to solve the problem of illegal migrants and border crime. Recently, very important spetial police cooperation through, primarily, multilateral forms of association, such as the meeting of special police units in the region, held in Sarajevo in June 2012.
Keywords:
Serbian police / Slovenian police / cooperation / missions / meetings / EU
Source:
Srbija u Jugoistočnoj Evropi : zbornik radova, 2013, 454-463
Publisher:
Beograd : Institut za međunarodnu politiku i privredu
Note:
Međunarodna naučna konferencija Unapređenje bilateralnih odnosa Republike Srbije sa državama Jugoistočne Evrope, Beograd, 8-9. oktobar 2012. godine
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Kekić, D.,& Subošić, D.. (2013). Odnosi policije Srbije i Slovenije na pragu trećeg milenijuma. in Srbija u Jugoistočnoj Evropi : zbornik radova
Beograd : Institut za međunarodnu politiku i privredu., 454-463.
Kekić D, Subošić D. Odnosi policije Srbije i Slovenije na pragu trećeg milenijuma. in Srbija u Jugoistočnoj Evropi : zbornik radova. 2013;:454-463..
Kekić, Dalibor, Subošić, Dane, "Odnosi policije Srbije i Slovenije na pragu trećeg milenijuma" in Srbija u Jugoistočnoj Evropi : zbornik radova (2013):454-463.
