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European foreign policy

Europe and North Africa

George Joffé Director of Studies, Royal Institute of International Affairs
Pages 84-103 | Published online: 13 Sep 2007

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Isabel Romeo. (1998) The European union and North Africa: Keeping the Mediterranean ‘safe’ for Europe. Mediterranean Politics 3:2, pages 21-38.
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