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Register a new userThe Political and Security Outcomes of the Euro-Mediterranean Partnership
البعد السياسي و الأمني للشراكة الأورو - متوسطية
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2013
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Economy
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العربية
Authors
محمد رشيد( باحث )
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يتناول البحث الشراكة الاورو - متوسطية من حيث تاريخ هذه العلاقة بين الطرفين العربي و الأوربي و مراحل تطور هذه العلاقة و الاتفاقيات الموقعة بين الطرفين, و دوافع كلٍّ منهما إلى عقد شراكة فيما بينهما, و ماهي الآثار السياسية و الأمنية لهذه الشراكة, و ما هي العوامل التي تؤثر على هذه الشراكة, و كذلك يتطرق البحث للدور الأمريكي المؤثر على العلاقة العربية و الأوربية, و كذلك مستقبل هذه الشراكة في ظل المتغيرات الإقليمية و الدولية و في ظل البوادر الظاهرة للنظام العالمي الجديد.
This research focuses the Euro-Mediterranean partnership in terms of the history of this relation between the Arab and the European sides, and the development of this relation and the agreement between these parties. It also studies the motivations of both to build a partnership between them, the political and security consequences of such partnership, and the factors that affect it. This research also addresses the US role in this Arab-European relation, and the future of this partnership in the light of regional and international changes and under signs of the new world order.
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