Add to ORKGThe EU can do little to achieve its policy objectives in its Eastern neighbourhood without facing the issue of secessionist conflicts. This paper deals with EU policy towards Georgia and the secessionist regions of Abkhazia and South Ossetia. It discusses the reasons for and constraints on EU policies, their effects and perception in the secessionist entities. The paper concludes with recommendations on how the EU can contribute to conflict resolution in Georgia through a greater inclusion of the conflict regions into the European Neighbourhood Policy
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This paper draws policy conclusions for the EU based on the studies performed for the Fifth Framewor...
This paper analyses how EU civil protection is translated (both in a linguistic/conceptual sense and...
EU-Russia cooperation in the framework of the Common Space on Freedom, Security and Justice, launche...
The EU can do little to achieve its policy objectives in its Eastern neighbourhood without facing th...
Three years ago, after the Kosovo war and the launch of the Stability Pact for South East Europe, th...
A series of incidents including the Polish agricultural row, the Estonian monument crisis, the Lufth...
Europe’s two crises – the Georgia-Russia war of August and the ongoing global financial and economic...
The new leaders of the EU's institutions face immediate and major challenges—from conflict in the EU...
Since the accession of Romania and Bulgaria to the EU in January 2007, the South Caucasus has become...
Including migrants in the European Union has not been a uniform process and has revealed several obs...
The negotiation of a regional trade agreement between the EU and Ukraine is the next significant ste...
Over the decades, the EU’s declaratory diplomacy towards the Israeli-Palestinian conflict crystallis...
Schengen Visa liberalisation in the Eastern Partnership countries, Russia and Turkey has proven to h...
Rule of law realities in the Western Balkans mean that these countries oscillate between semi-consol...
The EU-Armenia Comprehensive and Enhanced Partnership Agreement (CEPA), initialled in March 2017, pr...
This paper draws policy conclusions for the EU based on the studies performed for the Fifth Framewor...
This paper analyses how EU civil protection is translated (both in a linguistic/conceptual sense and...
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