Foreign Policies of the EU's Mediterranean States and Applicant Countries in the 1990's

ROBERTO ALIBONI Instituto Affari Internazionali, Rome CARLOS ECHEVERRIA JESUS WEU Institute for Security Studies, Paris FERNANDA FARIS Instituto de Estudos Estratégicos e Internacionais, Lisbon P.C. IOAKIMIDIS The University of Athens and ELIAMEP, Athens KEMAL KIRISCI Bogaziçi University, Istanbul LAUENT MEREYDE Fondation Méditeranéenne d'Etudes Stratégiques, Paris YANNIS NICOLAU ELIAMEP, Athens RODERICK PACE University of Malta JOEL PETERS The University of Reading CHARALAMBOS TSARDANIDIS Institute of International Economic Relations, Athens.

• Notes on the Contributors Introduction: the Mediterranean in Perspective; T.A.Couloumbis and T.Veremis The European Union and Mediterranean Member States; N.H.Waites and S.Stavridis France's Foreign Policy in the Mediterranean; L.Mereyde Italy and the Mediterranean in the 1990s; R.Aliboni Spain and the Mediterranean; C.E.Jes�s The Making of Portugal's Mediterranean Policy; F.Faria The Model of Foreign Policy-Making in Greece: Personalities Versus Institutions; P.C.Loakimidis Cyprus Foreign and Security Policy: Options and Challenges; Y.Nicolaus and C.Tsardanidis Malta's Foreign Policy in the 1990s; R.Pace Turkey; K.Kirisci Europe and the Middle East Peace Process: Emerging From the Sidelines; J.Peters Index

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