What kind of Europe? A view from the periphery
Soundings - ISSN 1362-6620
Volume 1997 Number 6
What kind of Europe? A view from the periphery
Costis Hadjimichalis pages -
Abstract
Eastern Europe and the Southern Mediterranean are emerging today as preferential partners of the EU. Official rhetoric, however, tries to mask the simultaneous processes of marginalisation and exclusion of these ‘other’ places, which also involve some of the less developed EU regions.
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Costis Hadjimichalis (1997) What kind of Europe? A view from the periphery, Soundings, 1997(6), -