The event provided an excellent opportunity to compare the ideas of EU Member States and the countries of the Western Balkans on enlargement policy issues.
The studies are now published on the anniversary of the conference.
The authors of the volume take an attempt to review the complex system of relations between the EU and the Western Balkan states – which differs from country to country – , from a historical perspective.
Our aim with the publication is to advance the scientific debate on the future challenges of enlargement policy, thus contributing to the integration of the Western Balkans into the EU.
The publication can be viewed and downloaded below.
HOAL_kiadvany_pdf
Published by the Institute for Foreign Affairs and Trade
ISBN 978-963-7039-66-9
Contents
Gergely PRŐHLE , Márton UGRÓSDY: Forewords
Ulrich SCHLIE: Balkan Question and the European Security Architecture: Germany’s Strategic Choices in the Past and Present
Gergely FEJÉRDY: Enlargement of the European Union in the Western Balkans from a French Perspective
Jaroslaw WISNIEWSKI: The UK and The EU Enlargement Post-Brexit
Mateusz GNIAZDOWSKI: Participating in the Berlin Process as a Visegrad Country
Christina GRIESSLER: Austrian Foreign Policy towards the Western Balkans: Bilateral Relations and EU Enlargement
András KLEIN: The Necessity of the Integration of the Western Balkans
Dragan TILEV: Someone Can Always Say a “No”- The Difficulties of Preserving Credibility at Domestic and European Level 118
Adea PIRDENI: The Dilemma between Objective and Political Conditionality: Judicial Reform and the Assessment of Rule of Law Conditionality in Albania
Dušan JANJIĆ: Being in the Same Boat
