Enlarging the EU eastwards

Heather Grabbe · Kirsty Hughes

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European Union Policy and Governance European Politics and Security Central European and Russian historical studies

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The EU's approach and CEE reaction expectations of enlargement adaptation of the EU - what would an enlarged Union be like? adapation of CEECs - how far from the EU? economic integration security - how EU enlargement fits into emerging European security frameworks.

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