Crisis and EU foreign policy / Policy Brief
Spanish Foreign Policy in the Balkans: Wasted Potential
12/01/2010 By Sofia Sebastián
Spanish foreign policy in the Balkans dates back almost exclusively to the 1990s with the break-up of the former Yugoslavia, and its participation in the region has been guided by its interest in maintaining peace and stability there.
In spite of all the human and economic resources invested in the last decade, it is now very possible that Spain will withdraw from the region without leaving a solid legacy.
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Keywords
Spain Spanish foreign policy Western BalkansBio author: Sofia Sebastián
Bosnia. Kosovo. State-building. Divided societies. Conflict.
