The European future of the Western Balkans: Thessaloniki@10

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European Union Institute for Security Studies 100, avenue de Suffren 75015 Paris tel.: +33 (0)1 56 89 19 30 fax: +33 (0)1 56 89 19 31 e-mail: info@iss.europa.eu www.iss.europa.eu Disclaimer The views expressed in this publication are those of the authors and do not necessarily reflect the position of the EUISS. ISBN 978-92-9198-226-4 QN-03-13-237-EN-C doi:10.2815/33026
Contents Foreword 5 Antonio Missiroli Executive summary 7 Introduction: from stabilisation to integration 13 Eviola Prifti Part One: The EU perspective 1. Between engagement and cold feet: ten years of the EU in the Western Balkans 19 Rosa Balfour and Corina Stratulat 2. Democratising the Western Balkans: where does the region stand? 27 Rosa Balfour and Corina Stratulat 3. The widening implementation gap: the impact of EU accession on governance in the Western Balkans 35 Alina Mungiu-Pippidi 4. Human and drug trafficking: the fight against organised crime 45 Chloé Brière and Eviola Prifti 5. EU peace support operations in the Western Balkans since 2003 55 Isabelle Ioannides Part Two: The regional perspective 6. Regional cooperation 65 Lidija Topic 7. The economic development of the Western Balkans since Thessaloniki 73 Milica Uvalic
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Western Balkans National laws prohi
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5. EU peace support operations in t
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Isabelle Ioannides sidered a succes
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Isabelle Ioannides ency and enforce
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7. The economic development of the
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milica uvalic Trade liberalisation
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milica uvalic in good times, the Eu
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8. Tearing down the Schengen Wall A
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alexandra Stiglmayer tion and re
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In addition, the visa roadmaps requ
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TaBlE 2: aSylum ClaImS By WESTERn B
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10. Civil society and reconciliatio
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Denisa kostovicova mocratisation, a
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PROSPECTS Denisa kostovicova Direct
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1. Map of the Western Balkans Sourc
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annexes The countries of the region
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8. 9. annexes recognise that progre
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3. The Western Balkans and the acce
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2.2. The accession process in pract
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4. Instrument for Pre-Accession Ass
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5. Chronology of EU-Western Balkans
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annexes 31 March 2003 The first-eve
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annexes 14-15 The European Council
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annexes 20 July 2011 Goran Hadžić
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6. Bibliographical references annex
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annexes European Commission. ‘Pro
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annexes Hillion, Christophe. ‘The
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annexes Spoerri, Marlene and Freybe
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8. About the authors annexes Rosa B
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annexes cluding Ambassador to the E
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