Profiting from EU Enlargement
Language: English
Published by Centre for European Reform (CER), Tufton Street, London, 2001
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65 pages. Eastwards enlargement will be the European Union's greatest contribution to stability, prosperity and security in the coming decades. But much of the debate on enlargement has focused on the potential costs, such as its impact on the EU's budget, potential migration and wage competition. Heather Grabbe weighs up these risks against the extra trade, investment and stability that enlargement will provide, and argues that the price for the existing members will be small. She urges the EU's leaders to address unwarranted fears and explain the benefits of enlargement to the wider public. (SL#125/9).
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- Title
- Profiting from EU Enlargement
- Author
- Heather Grabbe
- Publisher
- Centre for European Reform (CER), Tufton Street, London
- Publication year
- 2001
- Condition
- Very good
- Binding
- Soft cover
- Language
- English
- ISBN 10
- 1901229254
- ISBN 13
- 9781901229257
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