September 11 and the future of the Euro-mediterranean cooperation
September 11 and the future of the Euro-mediterranean cooperation
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Zentrum für Europäische Integrationsforschung (ZEI)Publisher Location
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Abstract
The papers presented here are the result of a joint conference held by the Center for European Integration Study and the Konrad Adenauer Foundation in December 2002 and thus part of a larger project of cooperation dealing with the future of Euro-Mediterranean relations.
18 scholars from various countries around the Mediterranean rim meet to discuss the possible consequences of the September 11 attacks on Germany’s Mediterranean policy.
As usually there was a wide range of opinions how Germany and its Mediterranean policy is affected by the WTC attacks and how the country should react. This arrow of opinions is partly documented in this discussion paper.
18 scholars from various countries around the Mediterranean rim meet to discuss the possible consequences of the September 11 attacks on Germany’s Mediterranean policy.
As usually there was a wide range of opinions how Germany and its Mediterranean policy is affected by the WTC attacks and how the country should react. This arrow of opinions is partly documented in this discussion paper.
Subjects
Euro-mediterrane Partnerschaft, Terrorismus, Deutschland, Europäische Union, Barcelona-Prozess, Mittelmeerpolitik
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320 PolitikPart of Series
ZEI Discussion Paper ; C120Conference
3. Mediterranean Forum at the Center for European Integration Studies, Dezember 2002, BonnISBN/ISSN of related Publications
3-936183-20-1Zöpel, Christoph; Rühl, Lothar; de Vasconcelos, Álvaro; Driss, Ahmed; Nienhaus, Volker; Chikhaoui, Arslan; Masala, Carlo: Masala, Carlo (Hrsg.): September 11 and the future of the Euro-mediterranean cooperation. Bonn: Zentrum für Europäische Integrationsforschung (ZEI), 2003. In: Masala, Carlo (Hrsg.): ZEI Discussion Paper, C120.
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18 scholars from various countries around the Mediterranean rim meet to discuss the possible consequences of the September 11 attacks on Germany’s Mediterranean policy.
As usually there was a wide range of opinions how Germany and its Mediterranean policy is affected by the WTC attacks and how the country should react. This arrow of opinions is partly documented in this discussion paper.},
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author = {{Christoph Zöpel} and {Lothar Rühl} and {Álvaro de Vasconcelos} and {Ahmed Driss} and {Volker Nienhaus} and {Arslan Chikhaoui} and {Carlo Masala}},
editor = {{Carlo Masala}},
title = {September 11 and the future of the Euro-mediterranean cooperation},
publisher = {Zentrum für Europäische Integrationsforschung (ZEI)},
year = 2003,
series = {ZEI Discussion Paper},
volume = C120,
note = {The papers presented here are the result of a joint conference held by the Center for European Integration Study and the Konrad Adenauer Foundation in December 2002 and thus part of a larger project of cooperation dealing with the future of Euro-Mediterranean relations.
18 scholars from various countries around the Mediterranean rim meet to discuss the possible consequences of the September 11 attacks on Germany’s Mediterranean policy.
As usually there was a wide range of opinions how Germany and its Mediterranean policy is affected by the WTC attacks and how the country should react. This arrow of opinions is partly documented in this discussion paper.},
url = {https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11811/10033}
}
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