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Croatian Political Science Review, Vol. 33 No. 4, 1996.

Conference paper

CROATIA AFTER DAYTON

Zlatko Canjuga ; Zlatko Canjuga, Zagreb, Croatia

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Abstract

The author thinks that the American political and military initiative in Bosnia and Herzegovina has stopped the four year war and enhanced the American influence in the region. European Union has reacted to the latest developments by adopting a new regional approach towards the countries of southeastern Europe. This approach has been employed in relation to other European and Mediterranean regions outside EU as well (central and eastern Europe, the Baltic states, the Mediterranean countries, the Union of Independent States). EU's policy towards Croatia is extremely reserved. It has insisted on a set of preconditions being fulfilled by Croatia before the negotiations about Croatia's membership in this organization may even commence. Croatia wants to forge links with the EU and is willing to comply with its demands, but is highly sceptical of regional associations.

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105863

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https://hrcak.srce.hr/105863

Publication date:

4.10.1996.

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