Germany and the Eastern Partnership

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1. Verfasser: Gotkowska, Justyna (VerfasserIn)
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Veröffentlicht: Warszawa [Poland] Ośrodek Studiów Wschodnich im. Marka Karpia 2010
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Germany has set its own bilateral cooperation with partner countries in the east above the joint projects of the Eastern Partnership. In doing so, Berlin's guiding principle is that German money allocated for the projects on development cooperation in the east should bring political and economic benefits first of all to Germany. Germany perceives the Eastern Partnership as an initiative that is conducive to German interests, but at the same time as one that could undermine them. Berlin would like the Eastern Partnership to be an instrument that brings the partner countries closer to the EU economically but not politically. Germany has opted for a tightening of the economic cooperation with the partner countries, by signing deals on deep free trade areas and harmonising part of the legislation of these countries with the acquis communautaire. On the other hand, Germany does not want the Eastern Partnership to evolve and turn into an initiative that offers the partner countries prospects of membership and antagonises Russia. Therefore Germany is trying to counteract any elements of the Eastern Partnership that would help it develop in the aforementioned direction. Moreover, Germany has set its own bilateral cooperation with partner countries in the east above the joint projects of the Eastern Partnership. In doing so, Berlin's guiding principle is that German money allocated for the projects on development cooperation in the east should bring political and economic benefits first of all to Germany
International relations/trade
EU-Accession / EU-DEvelopment
Geopolitics
spellingShingle Gotkowska, Justyna
Germany and the Eastern Partnership
International relations/trade
EU-Accession / EU-DEvelopment
Geopolitics
title Germany and the Eastern Partnership
title_auth Germany and the Eastern Partnership
title_exact_search Germany and the Eastern Partnership
title_full Germany and the Eastern Partnership Justyna Gotkowska
title_fullStr Germany and the Eastern Partnership Justyna Gotkowska
title_full_unstemmed Germany and the Eastern Partnership Justyna Gotkowska
title_short Germany and the Eastern Partnership
title_sort germany and the eastern partnership
topic International relations/trade
EU-Accession / EU-DEvelopment
Geopolitics
topic_facet International relations/trade
EU-Accession / EU-DEvelopment
Geopolitics
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