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EXPORT industries could receive a significant boost with the European Union considering whether to remove the suspension of trade preferences against Myanmar-made goods.

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Why Turkey Should Have a Full Place in Europe

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Can Europe afford to deny Turkey an EU membership? Europe needs to acknowledge that its ties with Turkey are characterized by increasing complexity and interconnectedness and that it can’t abandon the process of Turkish accession
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EU External Affairs Review, Vol. I No. 0 (July 2011)
 
CONTENTS
Foreword [144 kb]
by Štefan Füle
The EU’s Imagery as a Social, Developmental and Environmental Actor in Asia [280 kb]
by Natalia Chaban
Energy Security and Turkey’s Location in Europe’s Neighbourhood [206 kb]
by Özgür Ünal Eriş
Political Rhetoric versus Diplomatic Practice: Bridging the Sovereignty-Gap of EU-China Relations [435 kb]
by Frauke Austermann
European Union and Humanitarian Intervention: Bosnia, Darfur, and Beyond [186 kb]
by Dana Parke Paul Kubicek
EU Preferential Agricultural Trade Agreements with Developing Countries: A Comparison between the Eu [234 kb]
by Vanessa Constant LaForce
The EU’s Place in India’s Foreign and Security Policy [199 kb]
by Daniel Novotny
Europe’s Security Strategies in the Maghreb: Towards a Human Security Approach [173 kb]
by Abdessamad Belhaj
   
 
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