Titlebook: East Central European Foreign Policy Identity in Perspective; Back to Europe and t Elsa Tulmets Book 2014 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of

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Outcomes, Reflection, and Next Stepsn its more general external relations and development assistance. In this context, the ‘new’ EU members started to look again, beyond their ‘return to Europe’ and sometimes with new eyes, at the post-communist countries situated in Eastern and Southern Europe.

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Introduction: The ‘Return to Europe’ and the Rediscovery of the Eastn its more general external relations and development assistance. In this context, the ‘new’ EU members started to look again, beyond their ‘return to Europe’ and sometimes with new eyes, at the post-communist countries situated in Eastern and Southern Europe.

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Participation in EU Policies as a Turn in ECE Foreign Policiesity in a non-divided European space. Most of the ECE countries thus participated actively in shaping and implementing EU policies in the post-communist area. For certain countries, participation in the development of EU policies represents a way to reinforce their own foreign policy identity (Ehin and Berg 2009).

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Pascale Stephanie Petri,Edith Braunkans have suddenly become a subject of interest. How does the definition of these new priorities relate to the foreign policy identity of the ECE countries? Is the post-communist space defined as a part of the . or is it still a distanced . to which solidarity or hostility is expressed?

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Linda Henderson,Louise M. Thomasioning that there are still tremendous efforts that should be carried out so as to achieve a better mutual understanding, not only between different European peoples, but also among the political, administrative and economic elites of the enlarged EU.

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