Bridges and Barriers: The European Union's Mediterranean Policy, 1961-1998

ISBN-13: 9780367135393 / Angielski / Miękka / 2020 / 346 str.

Filippos Pierros; Jacob Meunier; Stan Abrams

Opis

Originally published in 1999, this is a detailed study of the European Union’s Mediterranean Policy from the 1960s to the present, covering the Maghreb and Mashreq countries, Turkey, Malta, Israel, the Occupied Territories and Cyprus.

Recenzje

’...a most welcome study of the EU’s Mediterranean policies. EU scholars have needed a thoroughly researched, clearly written and comprehensive study like this for a long time. A must read for EU scholars and practitioners alike.’ Glenda Rosenthal, Columbia University, USA ’...very intelligently sidesteps many of the more traditional approaches to Europe’s Mediterranean policy...There is an abundance of well-researched information and expert interpretation...offers some unique insights into the institutional dynamics of the relationship.’ Dr. Geoffrey Edwards, University of Cambridge, UK ’The strength of this excellent book resides in its global approach combined with a detailed description of specific issues.’ World Affairs ’The authors have brilliantly managed to restructure the often confusing Euro-Mediterranean relations into a comprehensive, high quality and intellectually palatable academic work.’ Bolletino del CIRT

Spis treści

Introduction: Europe and the Mediterranean. 1. Problems Facing the Mediterranean Region. 2. The Early Agreements, 1961-1972. 3. The Globaal Mediterranean Policy, 1972-1989. 4. The Redirected Mediterranean Policy, 1989-1994. 5. The Euro-Mediterranean Partnership, 1994-1998. Conclusion: The Future of Euro-Mediterranean Relations. Appendix I: Barcelona Declaration and Work Programme. Appendix II: Tables and Graphs Country-by-Country. Appendix III: Final Declaration of the Euro-Mediterranean Parliamentary Forum.

O autorze

Filippos Pierros, Jacob Meunier, Stan Abrams