EBSEES: Hayoz, Nicolas - "The potential flexibility of deliberate ambiguity: the EU's relations with the regimes in its "Eastern neighbourhood"

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ID	101377
Author(s)	Hayoz, Nicolas
Title	"The potential flexibility of deliberate ambiguity: the EU's relations with the regimes in its "Eastern neighbourhood"
Editor(s)	Kehl, Franz ; Kuster, Stephan ; Hayoz, Nicolas [Editor(s)]
Published	Enlarged EU - enlarged neighbourhood: perspectives of the European neighbourhood policy, ed. by Nicolas Hayoz et al., 2005, pp. 49-82
Place	Bern etc.
Publsiher	P. Lang
Language(s)	English
ISBN	3-03910-624-4
Series	Interdisciplinary studies on Central and Eastern Europe 2
Subjects	Eastern Europe / Foreign Relations / European Union (EU) [Browse all]
Medium	article
Holdings	Search WorldCat
PURL	Citation link

	Looking Eastwards: EU's relations with its neighbours after enlargement / Jesień, Leszek
	The eastern neighbours [Chapitre 3], in: Promoting security sector governance in the EU's neighbourhood / Hänggi, Heiner
	The trading potential of Eastern Europe / Wang, Zhen Kun
	The ecumenical movement and its relations with 'Eastern Europe': a Hungarian perspective / Balog, Zoltán
	Opening up of Eastern Europe and EU's Eastern European enlargement / Breuss, Fritz
	Migration and the EU's new eastern border: between realism and liberalism / Lavenex, Sandra
	The relations of Albania with its neighbouring countries / Milo, Paskal

The European Bibliography of Slavic and East European Studies (EBSEES) - 1991-2007

"The potential flexibility of deliberate ambiguity: the EU's relations with the regimes in its "Eastern neighbourhood"