Foreign Policy Dimension of the Space of Freedom, Security and Justice in the European Unionas a Central Element of the European Neighbourhood Policy
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внешняя политика, политика добрососедства, юстиция и внутренние делаAbstract
The article analyzes the main features of relations between the European Union with the countries — neighbors in the field of justice and internal affairs. The author paid special attention to states covered by the Neighbourhood Policy, and which has developed the closest relations with the EU (North Africa, Middle East, the Caucasus, Belarus, Moldova, Ukraine).Downloads
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