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Hartmut
Elsenhans (Ed.):
A
Balanced European Architecture. Enlargement of the European
Union to Central Europe and the Mediterranean
Une
Architecture Européenne Equilibrée. L'ouverture
de l'Union Européenne vers L'Europe Centrale et la
Méditerranée
[Eine
ausgeglichene europäische Architektur.
EU Osterweiterung und das Mittelmeer]
(Paris:
Publisud, 2000), 224 pp. € 25.61
ISBN: 2-86600-616-x, ISSN: 0985-4657
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French
(Hamid Bozarslan, Jean-François Daguzan, Jean Robert
Henry, Rémy Leveau, Abdelkader Sid Ahmed) Polish (Grazyna
Bernatowicz, Antoni Kaminski, Jan Kieniewicz, Krisztof Ners,
Stanislav Parzimies) and German (Ernst-Otto Czempiel, Michael
Dauderstädt, Hartmut Elsenhans) international relations
specialists discuss possible synergies of EU enlargement towards
Central and East Central European countries and for the countries
of the southern shore of the Mediterranean. This cooperation
could become a central element for maintaining a balanced
European architecture that may be challenged by EU enlargement
due to the increased importance of Germany. The contradictions,
the requirements and the priorities to be observed with regard
to these two options are analysed within the framework of
the overall foreign policies of the three countries of the
Weimar triangle.
Hartmut
Elsenhans is professor of international relations at Leipzig
university, he taught at the universities of Constance, Frankfurt,
Berlin, Dakar, New Delhi and Montreal. He has published widely
on conflicts of decolonisation, on North-South issues and
on the strategies of development.
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Pub001,
Author/Editor: Elsenhans, Hartmut; Language: English/French:
Areas: European security; Region: Europe, Poland,
France, Germany, Mediterranean; Publisher: Publisud
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