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The end of the Euro-Mediterranean vision
24/09/2009 By Kristina Kausch, Richard Youngs
Relations between the European Union and North Africa have veered away from the political vision expounded under the Barcelona Process. The EU appears inattentive to the dynamics of change within North African societies.
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Countries such as Spain and the UK have been overly passive in rescuing the Euro-Med vision from French diplomacy and the nature of relations between Europe and North Africa are increasingly out of sync with the changing international system.
This article forms part of a special edition of International Affairs on North Africa.
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Keywords
Barcelona Process Civil society Democracy promotion EU European Union North Africa Spain United KingdomRelated publications
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Bio author: Kristina Kausch
Democracy promotion. Maghreb. Egypt. Morocco. Tunisia. Mediterranean. Political Islam.
Bio author: Richard Youngs
Democracy promotion. EU foreign policy.
