Eastern Enlargement, or an All-European Transformation?
Keywords:
Editorial, EU, Eastern Enlargement, European TransformationAbstract
The following special issue contains articles written by scholars from several Eastern and Western European countries. The editors hope to encourage a shift in the debate about the 1990s, a period that has certainly received enough academic and popular attention, at least in the former socialist countries. Still, it is our sincere belief that a substantial modification is needed in order to supplement the previous emphasis on the national social and economic policies with a broader transnational context.
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2023-09-22
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