Prospects Risks Beyond Enlargement (21 results)

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Condition: Sehr gut. Zustand: Sehr gut | Seiten: 284 | Sprache: Englisch | Produktart: Bücher | Werner Weidenfeld Since the signing of the Treaties of Rome in 1957, Western European history has been an ongoing process integrating and enlarging European institutions. Over the course of that time, the institutions now known as the European Union have become a major pil­ lar for the security and stability for Europe as a whole. These essential functions can only be perpetuated if the Union can project its capacities and capabilities beyond its current borders. Today's European agenda is defined by integration. Offering prospects for membership in the EU has been a successful instrument for helping shape the tran­ sition in East Central Europe The imminent first round of enlargement also calls for a deepening of EU integration, which should be resolved through the EU Convention. While the European Union is preparing for ten new member states, developments in Europe are far from standing still. The countries beyond the EU's future borders in Eastern Europe and the Balkans are undertaking a threefold process of national con­ solidation, transition to a market economy and strengthening parliamentary democ­ racy. These processes entail risks that range from authoritarian regimes to armed es­ calation in Southeastern Europe. These risks have a direct impact on European secu­ rity and stability. At the same time, some areas of internal transition are making seri­ ous strides toward Western standards. For this reason, simply reducing Eastern and Southeastern Europe to a set of risks threatens to create a self-fulfilling prophecy.

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. This item is printed on demand - it takes 3-4 days longer - Neuware -DerBand sind in einer Forschungsreihe der Bertelsmann-Stiftung entstanden. Er beleuchten die Beziehungen zwischen der Europäischen Union und den Staaten in Ost- bzw. Südosteuropa jenseits der Osterweiterung. Ausgehend von den einzelstaatlichen Analysen formulieren die AutorInnen politisch relevante Strategieempfehlungen und entwickeln ein Konzept für eine gesamteuropäische Politik.Der Band über Südosteuropa befasst sich mit den Asymmetrien zwischen dem Westbalkan und der Europäischen Union. Die AutorInnen untersuchen insbesondere Folgefragen und nicht-intendierte Konsequenzen massiver Reformunterstützung und Außensteuerung in schwachen Staaten.Analytische Perspektiven, die üblicherweise getrennt betrachtet werden, werden hier kombiniert: regionale Stabilisierung, diplomatisches Konfliktmanagement, militärische Krisenprävention und Außenunterstützung für Reformprozesse. Die EU profiliert sich zunehmend als Regionalmacht und wichtigste Bürge für Sicherheit und Stabilität auf dem Balkan mit einem umfassenden Instrumentarium, das von der GASP/ESVP bis zu dem Stabilitätspakt und einer langfristigen Beitrittsperspektive reicht. Das Grunddilemma der Region liegt in dem Spannungsverhältnis zwischen der Notwendigkeit massiver, umfassender Außensteuerung in Zusammenhang mit den Stabilitätsrisiken und Reformdefiziten der Region einerseits und den just daraus folgenden politischen und wirtschaftlichen Abhängigkeiten sowie mangelnder Demokratisierung und Eigenverantwortung andererseits. Die Studien sind problem-orientiert und auf politisch relevante Strategieempfehlungen für Länder oder Politikbereiche ausgerichtet. 304 pp. Englisch.

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. This item is printed on demand - it takes 3-4 days longer - Neuware -Werner Weidenfeld Since the signing of the Treaties of Rome in 1957, Western European history has been an ongoing process integrating and enlarging European institutions. Over the course of that time, the institutions now known as the European Union have become a major pil lar for the security and stability for Europe as a whole. These essential functions can only be perpetuated if the Union can project its capacities and capabilities beyond its current borders. Today's European agenda is defined by integration. Offering prospects for membership in the EU has been a successful instrument for helping shape the tran sition in East Central Europe The imminent first round of enlargement also calls for a deepening of EU integration, which should be resolved through the EU Convention. While the European Union is preparing for ten new member states, developments in Europe are far from standing still. The countries beyond the EU's future borders in Eastern Europe and the Balkans are undertaking a threefold process of national con solidation, transition to a market economy and strengthening parliamentary democ racy. These processes entail risks that range from authoritarian regimes to armed es calation in Southeastern Europe. These risks have a direct impact on European secu rity and stability. At the same time, some areas of internal transition are making seri ous strides toward Western standards. For this reason, simply reducing Eastern and Southeastern Europe to a set of risks threatens to create a self-fulfilling prophecy. 284 pp. Englisch.

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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. This item is printed on demand - Print on Demand Titel. Neuware -With the European Union¿s upcoming eastern enlargement, Europe is confronted with the necessity of creating security and stability beyond the EU borders in Eastern and Southeastern Europe. This task includes not only numerous risks but also opportunities to face the challenges of the 21st century. This volume provides policy-oriented recommendations and differentiated assessments for all nine states and entities of the region, as well as for the policy areas of governance, economy and security. The authors explore the unintended consequences and side-effects of massive support for reforms and external influence on weak states. A concept for a 'Mulit-Layered Europe' is developed for the strategic dilemmas concerning the current debate on 'Wilder Europe'. The unique alliance between analytical output and strategic thinking makes the book valuable for the academic community and for persons responsible for Europe¿s future. The volume is one of two from a joint project on 'Security in Europa and beyond its borders' of the Bertelsmann Foundation in Guetersloh and the Center for Applied Policy Research in Munich.VS Verlag für Sozialw., Abraham-Lincoln-Straße 46, 65189 Wiesbaden 304 pp. Englisch.

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. This item is printed on demand - Print on Demand Titel. Neuware -With the European Union¿s upcoming eastern enlargement, Europe is confronted with the necessity of creating security and stability beyond the EU borders in Eastern and Southeastern Europe. This task includes not only numerous risks but also opportunities to face the challenges of the 21st century. This volume provides policy-oriented recommendations and differentiated insider knowledge about the regional situation in Russia, Ukraine, Moldova and Belarus. Authors from the region analyze policies by state and by key issues such as energy, transportation, the future of Kaliningrad or the regional hot spot in Trandniestria. A concept for a 'Multi-Layered Europe' is developed for the strategic dilemmas concerning the current debate on 'WIder Europe.' The unique alliance between analytical output and strategic thinking makes the book valuable for the academic community and for persons responsible for Europe¿s future.VS Verlag für Sozialw., Abraham-Lincoln-Straße 46, 65189 Wiesbaden 284 pp. Englisch.

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - Werner Weidenfeld Since the signing of the Treaties of Rome in 1957, Western European history has been an ongoing process integrating and enlarging European institutions. Over the course of that time, the institutions now known as the European Union have become a major pil lar for the security and stability for Europe as a whole. These essential functions can only be perpetuated if the Union can project its capacities and capabilities beyond its current borders. Today's European agenda is defined by integration. Offering prospects for membership in the EU has been a successful instrument for helping shape the tran sition in East Central Europe The imminent first round of enlargement also calls for a deepening of EU integration, which should be resolved through the EU Convention. While the European Union is preparing for ten new member states, developments in Europe are far from standing still. The countries beyond the EU's future borders in Eastern Europe and the Balkans are undertaking a threefold process of national con solidation, transition to a market economy and strengthening parliamentary democ racy. These processes entail risks that range from authoritarian regimes to armed es calation in Southeastern Europe. These risks have a direct impact on European secu rity and stability. At the same time, some areas of internal transition are making seri ous strides toward Western standards. For this reason, simply reducing Eastern and Southeastern Europe to a set of risks threatens to create a self-fulfilling prophecy.

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - Werner Weidenfeld Since the signing of the Treaties of Rome in 1957, Western European history has been an ongoing process integrating and enlarging European institutions. Over the course of that time, the institutions now known as the European Union have become a major pillar for the security and stability for Europe as a whole. These essential functions can only be perpetuated if the Union can project its capacities and capabilities beyond its current borders. Today's European agenda is defined by integration. Offering prospects for membership in the EU has been a successful instrument for helping shape the transition in East Central Europe. The imminent first round of enlargement also calls for a deep ening of EU integration, which should be resolved through the EU Convention. While the European Union is preparing for ten new member states, developments in Europe are far from standing still. The countries beyond the EU's future borders in Eastern Europe and the Balkans are undertaking a threefold process of national con solidation, transition to a market economy and strengthening parliamentary democ racy. These processes entail risks that range from authoritarian regimes to armed es calation in Southeastern Europe. These risks have a direct impact on European secu rity and stability. At the same time, some areas of internal transition are making seri ous strides toward Western standards. For this reason, simply reducing Eastern and Southeastern Europe to a set of risks threatens to create a self-fulfilling prophecy.; DerBand sind in einer Forschungsreihe der Bertelsmann-Stiftung entstanden. Er beleuchten die Beziehungen zwischen der Europäischen Union und den Staaten in Ost- bzw. Südosteuropa jenseits der Osterweiterung. Ausgehend von den einzelstaatlichen Analysen formulieren die AutorInnen politisch relevante Strategieempfehlungen und entwickeln ein Konzept für eine gesamteuropäische Politik.Der Band über Südosteuropa befasst sich mit den Asymmetrien zwischen dem Westbalkan und der Europäischen Union. Die AutorInnen untersuchen insbesondere Folgefragen und nicht-intendierte Konsequenzen massiver Reformunterstützung und Außensteuerung in schwachen Staaten.Analytische Perspektiven, die üblicherweise getrennt betrachtet werden, werden hier kombiniert: regionale Stabilisierung, diplomatisches Konfliktmanagement, militärische Krisenprävention und Außenunterstützung für Reformprozesse. Die EU profiliert sich zunehmend als Regionalmacht und wichtigste Bürge für Sicherheit und Stabilität auf dem Balkan mit einem umfassenden Instrumentarium, das von der GASP/ESVP bis zu dem Stabilitätspakt und einer langfristigen Beitrittsperspektive reicht. Das Grunddilemma der Region liegt in dem Spannungsverhältnis zwischen der Notwendigkeit massiver, umfassender Außensteuerung in Zusammenhang mit den Stabilitätsrisiken und Reformdefiziten der Region einerseits und den just daraus folgenden politischen und wirtschaftlichen Abhängigkeiten sowie mangelnder Demokratisierung und Eigenverantwortung andererseits. Die Studien sind problem-orientiert und auf politisch relevante Strategieempfehlungen für Länder oder Politikbereiche ausgerichtet.