The enlargement of the European Union: Opportunities and concerns for Spain

Viñas, Angel

doi:10.1080/13629390008414723

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“…First, contrary to Western analysts and apparently some southern European politicians [see Vinas, 2000], V4 experts unanimously ruled out alliances with south European EU countries in the Council of Environmental Ministers. Second, despite the declared similarities and shared interests among V4 countries, the experts did not reckon on coordination between them in the post-accession period.…”

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Environmental Implications of Eastern Enlargement: The End of Progressive EU Environmental Policy?

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Environmental Implications of Eastern Enlargement: The End of Progressive EU Environmental Policy?

Jehlička¹,

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2004

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Accession versus Exit: European Union’s Size Issue Throughout The Decades

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Aksaray Üniversitesi Sosyal Bilimler Enstitüsü Dergisi

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The European political map has been constantly changing since the World War II. The Czechoslavakia and Yugoslavia dissolved, Germany reunited and the European Union (EU) has been expanding. The original European Economic Community (EEC) has grown from 6 to 27 members and the process has been on-going. Enlargement is a permanent and continuous item on the EU agenda and by far one of the most speculated policies. Enlargement policy aims at preparing the countries concerned to become full members of the EU when they, as well as the EU, are ready. Therefore, EU has provided a well-designed institutional framework for enlargement. Nevertheless, it doesn't necessarily mean that EU enlarges only. Even though United Kingdom's (UK) EU departure represented the sharpest challenge of recent times, the cases of Algeria, Greenland and Saint Barthélémy had shown that withdrawal from the EU and the institutions that preceded it, was not an absolutely new phenomenon. The objective of this article is to depict and to compare the institutional framework and the historical background of the enlargement and withdrawing facts. A discussion of theorization falls outside the scope of this illustrative paper and it is just aimed to provoke thinking.

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The enlargement of the European Union: Opportunities and concerns for Spain

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Environmental Implications of Eastern Enlargement: The End of Progressive EU Environmental Policy?

Environmental Implications of Eastern Enlargement: The End of Progressive EU Environmental Policy?

Accession versus Exit: European Union’s Size Issue Throughout The Decades

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