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EUROPEAN UNION ENLARGEMENT TO THE WESTERN BALKANS APPLIED TO THE ACAPULCO TYPOLOGY OF AGENDA-SETTING: FOCUS ON ALBANIA, BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA, AND KOSOVO (UNDER UNSCR 1244/1999) REVISITED

(STEF92 Technology, 2015, D. Ciderova, B. Fejesova, D. Kovacevic)

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In an earlier paper titled “European Union Enlargement to the Western Balkans applied to the Acapulco typology of agenda-setting: Focus on Montenegro, Serbia and FYROM revisited” (čiderova, Fejesova & Kovačevic, 2015) interactive matrix of the Acapulco typology of agenda-setting was stretched to the context of the European Union external relations (namely, macro-regional strategies of the European Union and regional cooperation initiatives) and enlargement (particularly the Western Balkans). Fulfillment of t...

SOCIAL SCIENCES: Section Political Sciences2015
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