Spain: The European and International Challenges

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Richard Gillespie, Richard Youngs
Psychology Press, 2001 - Political Science - 229 pages
This volume assesses the evolution of Spain's external relations during the 1990s, within and beyond Europe, and assesses the principal challenges facing the country at the beginning of the twenty-first century. The coincidence of several crucial global and European developments has had a profound effect on Spain. Adjustment of the economy and changes in foreign policy perspectives have become unavoidable. In turn, Spain, as an increasingly self-confident member of the EU, has itself become a significant actor in European-level developments. Spain's relationship with Europe and the wider world is increasingly balanced between new constraints and new opportunities for international influence.
 

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From
17
The Emergence of
44
Domestic Actors and Spanish European Policy Antonio Alaminos
93
The Complex
107
A Firm Priority
129
Military Primacy Felipe Sahagún
148
Eurocorps
170
Development Cooperation and Humanitarian
190
Conclusion Richard Youngs
210
Notes on Contributors
221
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