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NEGOTIATING THE NEW EUROPE

To Rachel, with love

Negotiating the New Europe

The European Union and Eastern Europe

Dimitris Papadimitriou
University of Bradford

First published 2002 by Ashgate Publishing

Reissued 2018 by Routledge
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Copyright Dimitris Papadimitriou 2002

Dimitris Papadimitriou has asserted his moral right to be identified as the author of this work in accordance with the Copyright, Designs and Patents Act, 1988.

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A Library of Congress record exists under LC control number: 2001099962

ISBN 13: 978-1-138-73812-6 (hbk)
ISBN 13: 978-1-315-18498-2 (ebk)

Contents

Guide

The completion of this book would not have been possible without the generous support of the Department of European Studies at the University of Bradford and the assistance of its academic and secretarial staff. I am also grateful to the European Parliament's Directorate General for Research for giving me the opportunity to acquire some first hand knowledge of the working practices of the European Union as well as for facilitating the conduct of my fieldwork. My gratitude is also due to the Bulgarian and Romanian Delegations to the European Union for their co-operation and to all the interviewees who, despite their busy schedules, were always keen to support and enlighten me.

My special thanks go to Kevin Featherstone and George Kazamias for their friendship and for providing me with inspiration and guidance throughout the laborious process that led to the completion of this book. I am also obliged to William Wallace, Claudio Radaelli and Kenneth Dyson for their valuable comments. Moreover, I am hugely indebted to my family for tolerating my long absences and giving me their unconditional love and support. Without them the pressure of finishing this work would have been almost impossible to bear. Last, but by no means least, my greatest debt of gratitude is due to Rachel Viner, for being so beautiful and wonderfully supportive. It is to her that I dedicate this book.

• AAA: Association of Association Agreements
• ACP: African, Caribbean and Pacific countries
• AP: Association Partnership
• ARC: Rainbow Group (EP)
• BANU: Bulgarian Agrarian National Union
• BBC SWB: British Broadcasting Corporation Summary World Broadcast
• BSP: Bulgarian Socialist Party
• CAP: Common Agricultural Policy
• CDU: Christian Democratic Union (Germany)
• CECD: Committe Europeen du Commerce de Retail
• CEE: Countries of Eastern Europe
• CEECs: Central and Eastern European Countries
• CEFTA: Central European Free Trade Area
• CEJA: European Council of Young Farmers
• CEPR: Centre for Economic and Political Research
• CFSP: Common Foreign and Security Policy
• CFSR: Czechoslovak Socialist Republic
• CG: Left Unity (EP)
• CMEA: Council of Mutual Economic Assistance
• COGECA: General Committee for Agricultural Co-operation in the EC
• COM: Communist and Allies Group (EP)
• COPA: Committee of Agricultural Organisations in the EC
• CPE: European Farmers Co-ordination
• CSCE: Conference on Security and Co-operation in Europe
• CSU: Christian Social Union (Germany)
• PDC: Partido della Democrazia Christiana (Italy)
• DG: Directorate General
• DR: Technical Group of the European Right (EP)
• DTI: Department of Trade and Industry (Britain)
• EA: Europe Agreement
• EBRD: European Bank of Reconstruction and Development
• EC: European Community
• ECJ: European Court of Justice
• ECLA: European Association for Clothing Industries
• ECSC: European Coal and Steel Community
• ED: European Democratic Group (EP)
• EEA: European Economic Area
• EEC: European Economic Community
• EFA: European Federation of Agricultural Workers
• EFTA: European Free Trade Area
• EIB: European Investment Bank
• EKEM: Elliniko Kentro Evropaikon Meleteon (Greece)
• EMS: European Monetary System
• EMU: Economic and Monetary Union
• EP: European Parliament
• EPC: European Political Co-operation
• EPP: European People's Party (EP)
• ESC: Economic and Social Committee
• ETUC: European Trades Union Congress
• ETUI: European Trades Union Institute
• EU: European Union
• EUROFER: European Confederation of Iron and Steel Industries
• FCO: Foreign and Commonwealth Office (Britain)
• FDI: Foreign Direct Investment
• FDP: Free Democratic Party (Germany)
• FEWITA: Federation of European Wholesale and International Trade Association
• FN: Front National (France)
• FNSEA: Federation Nationale des Syndicats d' Exploitants Agricoles (France)
• FRY: Federal Republic of Yugoslavia
• FTA: Free Trade Area
• FYROM: Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia
• GATT: General Agreement of Trade and Tariffs
• GEDIS: European Group of Integrated Distribution
• GDP: Gross Domestic Product
• GDR: German Democratic Republic
• GSP: Generalised System of Preferences
• GUE: Group for the European United Left (EP)
• IGC: Inter-Governmental Conference
• IMF: International Monetary Fund
• JHA: Justice and Home Affairs
• LDR: Liberal and Reformist Group (EP)
• LP: Liberal Party (Britain)
• MAFF: Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food (Britain)
• MEP: Member of the European Parliament
• MFA: Multi Fibre Agreement
• MRF: Movement for Rights and Freedom (Bulgaria)
• MSI: Movimento Sociale Itaiiano (Italy)
• NACC: North Atlantic Co-operation Council
• NATO: North Atlantic Treaty Organisation
• ND: Nea Dimocratia (Greece)
• NFU: National Farmers Union (Britain)
• NI: Non-attached (EP)
• NSF: National Salvation Front (Romania)
• OBNOVA: European programme for the rehabilitation and reconstruction of Bosnia-Herzegovina, Croatia, the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia and the FYR Macedonia
• OEEC: Organisation for European Economic Cooperation
• OPT: Outward Processing Trade
• OSCE: Organisation for Security and Co-operation in Europe
• PASOK: Panellinio Socialistiko Kinima (Greece)
• PHARE: Poland and Hungary. Assistance for Economic Reconstruction
• PS: Parti Socialiste (France)
• PSE: Group of European Socialists (EP)
• RDE: European Democratic Alliance (EP)

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