One of the major issues surrounding the last Inter-governmental
Conference (IGC) of the European Union (EU), the Amsterdam Treaty
and the whole future of the EU in the period 1997 to 2005-7 has
been that of enlargement. Enlargement is not a new phenomenon for
the EEC/EU, but the next enlargements are generally regarded as
qualitatively different because of the number of states and the
challenge that their entry poses to both of them, the states and
the Union. The book is framed within the research approach of the
English School of International Relations on the enlargement of
international society. It connects theoretical aspects with
empirical facts and thereby illustrates the Mediterranean
enlargement fro9m the view of the entry candidates, the EU and the
US. Conten: Eu-Enlargement--English School of International
Relations--Case studies: Cyprus, Malta, Turkey--Mediterranean
enlargement--US-perspective--EU-prespective.
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