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  British and German Interests in EU Enlargement: Partners or Competitors? (Chatham House Papers) (Paperback) Edited by Barbara Lippert, Edited by Etc., By (author) Lippert, Edited by Kirsty Hughes, Edited by Heather Grabbe, Edited by Peter Becker

  

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  Short Description for British and German Interests in EU EnlargementThis study presents an analysis of British and German interests in enlargement and assesses their policy approaches. It considers the scope for Britain and Germany to work together on enlargement, as well as highlighting areas that could drive them apart.
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  • Publisher: Continuum International Publishing Group Ltd.
  • Published: 29 March 2001
  • Format: Paperback 136 pages
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  • Categories: International Relations | EU & European Institutions | European History
  • ISBN 13: 9780826450180 ISBN 10: 0826450180

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Full description for British and German Interests in EU Enlargement

• British and German support for eastward enlargement of the EU has been crucial in driving the process forward and giving it momentum; unless this commitment continues, and strengthens, the process could falter. Yet not only have Britain and Germany had very different views on EU integration for many years, they also have different geopolitical interest, and very different involvement, in central and eastern Europe. This study, by leading British and German experts in the field, presents a new analysis of British and German interests in enlargement and assesses their contemporary policy approaches. Based on economic analysis policy documentation and interviews with key policymakers, it considers the scope for Britain and Germany to work together on enlargement, as well as highlighting the areas that could drive them apart.