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Chargement... Integrating the Balkans: Conflict Resolution and the Impact of EU Expansion (Library of European Studies)par Máire Braniff
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"Emerging from a decade of violent ethnic and inter-state conflict during the 1990s, the countries of the Western Balkans entered a phase of rebuilding and reconciliation. Highlighting the key role played by the EU in the region's rebuilding efforts, 'Integrating the Balkans' explores this institution's considerable efforts to influence and shape the nature and state and society in the Western Balkans, as it utilised the promise of membership as a vital tool to exert its influence. With a central focus on Croatia and Serbia, Máire Braniff explores the nature of political conditionality as the foremost instrument of EU enlargement in the Western Balkans, as well as examining the relationships and social learning processes that are brought about by increasing engagement and integration. The picture that materialises is one of the EU's discernible, but often contradictory, impact as it offers the carrot of EU membership in the hope that the legacies of the past conflict can be re-evaluated, re-imagined and transformed. By also analysing the conditions that come with EU aid, such as co-operation with the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia (ICTY), Braniff offers a fascinating analysis of the politicisation and militarisation of the EU Accession promises, terms and conditions. This book thus highlights the debates surrounding the functionality and effectiveness of the enlargement approach in the Western Balkans, building on discussions revolving around previous enlargement processes and wider issues of international intervention. Bringing together important documentary sources of EU, Croatian and Serbian actors, Braniff analyses the nuanced transition process that has been framed and transformed by the promise of EU membership, offering an extremely important perspective for all those involved in the study and practice of the processes of European integration and conflict resolution"--Publisher's description, p. [2] of dust jacket. Aucune description trouvée dans une bibliothèque |
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