This scholarly work focuses on the roles of four institutions - the
UN, the CIS, the OSCE and the EU - in the process of conflict
resolution in South Caucasus and analysis of their effectiveness in
facilitating the achievement of final settlement. Although some
scholarly works have been previously written on the subject, the
originality to this work is added by virtue of the fact that it
attempts to explore the effectiveness and evaluate the policies of
these institutions by incorporating various assumptions of regime
theory, theoretical approaches to international mediation and
theoretical approaches to the study of European integration.
Moreover, provided that the in scholarly literature, regime theory
and its "effectiveness" concept were mostly researched and applied
to international environmental regimes, and study on the
effectiveness of non-environmental regimes from the perspective of
the regime theory seems lagging behind (however, this is not to say
that no work has been done), this work is one of the attempts to
fill this gap. Regime theory constitutes the main theoretical scope
of this work.
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