A Turkish View on the European Convention of the Future of the EU, Fall 2002

Thursday, December 5, 2002 | Download PDF in English

European Integration, which is, so far, a success story both in its achievements and its uniqueness as a political entity, stands at a historical turning point on the verge of the 21st century. The prospects of enlargement and further integration provide challenges as well as opportunities for the European Union. How those challenges are met and opportunities are taken advantage of will determine the future prospects of the European Integration, which is currently under discussion within the framework of a Convention on the Future of European Union.

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