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This book covers a very topical subject, as Romania joins the EU in 2007 and this move has implications for Turkey's accession negotiations. From a highly respected editor, well known amongst academic and political audiences throughout Europe, this book is part of a well-known and highly regarded series on the future of Europe. What kind of member state will Romania be in the new European Union? And what will Romania's relations be like with its new EU neighbours and its existing neighbours Russia and Turkey? This book explores and places in a wider context relations between Romania and the EU and provides a range of perspectives on Romania's journey towards membership covering the historical context within which Romania took the 'road to the European Union'. Its contributors include academics and analysts, politicians and practitioners from Romania, Europe and beyond. Its breadth, depth and relevance make it an important reference, not only for academics and policy-makers, but also for those concerned with the future of Europe.

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David Phinnemore is Senior Lecturer in European Integration in the School of Politics and International Studies at Queen's University, Belfast, where he teaches a range of modules on EU institutions and external relations. His main areas of research include EU treaty reform, EU external relations and Romania's position within Euro-Atlantic integration processes.

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