An Enlarged Europe, two Europes or East and West? : the EC/EU from Domestic Agent to International Actor of Cooperation

P. 211-231

• Chapters from the same volume (available individually)

  • Self-determination and Sovereignty : European Historical Legacies and Challenges for the Future : an Introduction
  • After Versailles : Territorializing Minority Policies in Central-Eastern Europe
  • Questioning Versailles : National-Cultural Autonomy in the Post-revolutionary Siberian Context
  • Building Soviet Federalism and Managing Differences : the Bolshevik Approach to the Rights of Peoples, 1917-1936
  • Managing National Differences in Eastern Europe : Czechoslovak Federalism and its Crisis after 1989
  • The EEC/EU and Nuclear Safety in Central and Eastern Europe : the Case of Bulgaria : Sovereignty Claims versus European Aspirations
  • Local and Regional Autonomy in the EU Eastern Partnership : Eroding Sovereignty via Sub-national Actors in the EU Neighboring Countries
  • European Gender Equality Policy in the Western Balkans and the challenges of EU political conditionality
  • Kosovo, Vojvodina, and the Demonstration Effect on Serbia's Regionalization
  • Sovereignty Conflicts and Minority Protection : the Case of Abkhazia
  • National-cultural Autonomies in Contemporary Russia : Insight into the Tomsk Oblast
  • Before the Great Enlargement : European Institutions and Minorities in Yugoslavia
  • An Enlarged Europe, two Europes or East and West? : the EC/EU from Domestic Agent to International Actor of Cooperation
  • Transatlantic Relations beyond the Curtain : Eastern Europe between the United States and the European Union
  • Reassessing Self-determination : European integration and Nation-state Independence facing the Challenges of post-Socialist Europe
  • List of Contributors
  • Index
• Information

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