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OverviewFull Product DetailsAuthor: Michael Schwarzinger , Michael SchwarzingerPublisher: Taylor & Francis Inc Imprint: Routledge Volume: v. 2 Dimensions: Width: 15.20cm , Height: 2.30cm , Length: 22.90cm Weight: 0.635kg ISBN: 9781412806671ISBN 10: 1412806674 Pages: 404 Publication Date: 15 October 2007 Audience: Professional and scholarly , Professional & Vocational Format: Paperback Publisher's Status: Active Availability: In Print  This item will be ordered in for you from one of our suppliers. Upon receipt, we will promptly dispatch it out to you. For in store availability, please contact us. Table of ContentsIntroduction; 1: Uniting a Divided Continent; 2: “Perestroika” and the Restructuring of Eastern Europe’s Relationship with the EC; 3: Designing the Accession and Negotiation Process; 4: Negotiations: From the British to the Danish Council Presidency; 5: May 2004: A Divided Cyprus Becomes EU Member; 6: Migrants and Commuters; 7: Agriculture; 8: Enlargement: An Expensive Amusement or Just Peanuts for the Moneybags?; 9: More Traffic: Acquis for Eastern Lorries under the Transport Negotiating Chapter; 10: Entry and Exit: Nuclear Safety and Enlargement; 11: The Relationship between the European Union and Turkey; 12: Poor Cousin Kaliningrad: A New Future for the Russian Enclave after Enlargement?; 13: Preparing the Western Balkan Countries for EU Membership: The Stabilization and Association Processes; 14: Final Considerations and OutlookReviewsThe EU's 'big bang' enlargement on May 1, 2004 was its biggest ever. Not only in terms of the number of new countries it added but also by changing the geopolitical landscape of Europe and ended the divisions of Yalta and the cold war. The book's authors were expert witnesses to the political twists and turns of the negotiation process in the run0up to May 2004. I know of no better record of that tense and fascinating period. </p> --Simon Taylor, <i>European Voice</i></p> .. ..a case study for students interested in the complexities of diplomatic practice in bringing eastern and western European nations together in a greater EU. Recommended. </p> --G.T. Potter, emeritus, <i>Choice</i></p> <p> The EU's 'big bang' enlargement on May 1, 2004 was its biggest ever. Not only in terms of the number of new countries it added but also by changing the geopolitical landscape of Europe and ended the divisions of Yalta and the cold war. The book's authors were expert witnesses to the political twists and turns of the negotiation process in the run0up to May 2004. I know of no better record of that tense and fascinating period. <p> --Simon Taylor, European Voice <p> . ...a case study for students interested in the complexities of diplomatic practice in bringing eastern and western European nations together in a greater EU. Recommended. <p> --G.T. Potter, emeritus, Choice <p> The EU's 'big bang' enlargement on May 1, 2004 was its biggest ever. Not only in terms of the number of new countries it added but also by changing the geopolitical landscape of Europe and ended the divisions of Yalta and the cold war. The book's authors were expert witnesses to the political twists and turns of the negotiation process in the run0up to May 2004. I know of no better record of that tense and fascinating period. - Simon Taylor, European Voice . ...a case study for students interested in the complexities of diplomatic practice in bringing eastern and western European nations together in a greater EU. Recommended. - G.T. Potter, emeritus, Choice -The EU's 'big bang' enlargement on May 1, 2004 was its biggest ever. Not only in terms of the number of new countries it added but also by changing the geopolitical landscape of Europe and ended the divisions of Yalta and the cold war. The book's authors were expert witnesses to the political twists and turns of the negotiation process in the run0up to May 2004. I know of no better record of that tense and fascinating period.- --Simon Taylor, European Voice -....a case study for students interested in the complexities of diplomatic practice in bringing eastern and western European nations together in a greater EU. Recommended.- --G.T. Potter, emeritus, Choice ""The EU's 'big bang' enlargement on May 1, 2004 was its biggest ever. Not only in terms of the number of new countries it added but also by changing the geopolitical landscape of Europe and ended the divisions of Yalta and the cold war. The book's authors were expert witnesses to the political twists and turns of the negotiation process in the run0up to May 2004. I know of no better record of that tense and fascinating period."" --Simon Taylor, European Voice ..""..a case study for students interested in the complexities of diplomatic practice in bringing eastern and western European nations together in a greater EU. Recommended."" --G.T. Potter, emeritus, Choice ""The EU's 'big bang' enlargement on May 1, 2004 was its biggest ever. Not only in terms of the number of new countries it added but also by changing the geopolitical landscape of Europe and ended the divisions of Yalta and the cold war. The book's authors were expert witnesses to the political twists and turns of the negotiation process in the run0up to May 2004. I know of no better record of that tense and fascinating period."" --Simon Taylor, ""European Voice"" ..""..a case study for students interested in the complexities of diplomatic practice in bringing eastern and western European nations together in a greater EU. Recommended."" --G.T. Potter, emeritus, ""Choice"" ""The EU's 'big bang' enlargement on May 1, 2004 was its biggest ever. Not only in terms of the number of new countries it added but also by changing the geopolitical landscape of Europe and ended the divisions of Yalta and the cold war. The book's authors were expert witnesses to the political twists and turns of the negotiation process in the run0up to May 2004. I know of no better record of that tense and fascinating period.""- Simon Taylor, ""European Voice"".""...a case study for students interested in the complexities of diplomatic practice in bringing eastern and western European nations together in a greater EU. Recommended.""- G.T. Potter, emeritus, ""Choice"" The EU's 'big bang' enlargement on May 1, 2004 was its biggest ever. Not only in terms of the number of new countries it added but also by changing the geopolitical landscape of Europe and ended the divisions of Yalta and the cold war. The book's authors were expert witnesses to the political twists and turns of the negotiation process in the run0up to May 2004. I know of no better record of that tense and fascinating period. --Simon Taylor, European Voice . ...a case study for students interested in the complexities of diplomatic practice in bringing eastern and western European nations together in a greater EU. Recommended. --G.T. Potter, emeritus, Choice Author InformationMichael Schwarzinger Tab Content 6Author Website:Countries AvailableAll regions |
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