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EUROPE'S FAILED MIDDLE EAST POLICIES

Factors that have contributed to the Europe's foreign policy failures toward Middle Eastern nations are studied. It is contended that the European Union & other European nations' belief that the Israeli-Palestinian conflict will be resolved once an agreement to establish a Palestinian...

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Published in:	Security dialogue 2004-09, Vol.35 (3), p.389-392
Main Author:	Steinberg, Gerald M.
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Subjects:	Antisemitism Arab Israeli Relations Arab-Israeli conflict Conflict management Conflict Resolution Europe European Union Foreign Policy International relations Israel Journalism Middle East Palestine Peace process Peace treaties Poverty alleviation Roadmaps Security studies Terrorism Viewpoints
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