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In most cases, regional security partnerships are international organizations which rely on
complicated multisided structures operating with sets of external measures and mecha-
nisms (normative acts riveted to basic and operational agreements) contributing either to
conflict settlement or to conflict prevention.
There is an opinion that as security cooperation in a regional partnership strengthens and
becomes durable over time, observance of common practices by the partner states pro-
duces common orientations towards problems and values and, consequently, reduces the
partners' security culture difference.
By way of a conclusion we can say that the new approaches demonstrated by the new re-
gionalism theory and the security communities concept offer a much more adequate de-
scription of the changes going on in the process of setting up new international regional
structures with due account for the new conditions which made them possible, the changed
composition and nature of the states involved, their strategic aims and forms and methods
of their attainment.