Europe's Mediterranean designs: An analysis of the Euromed relationship with special reference to Egypt

Third World Quarterly

Volumn 18, Issue 5, 1997, Pages 865-882

  Parfitt, Trevor ^a  

^a AMERICAN UNIVERSITY IN CAIRO   (Egypt)

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EID: 0008879633     PISSN: 01436597     EISSN: None     Source Type: Journal    
DOI: 10.1080/01436599714632     Document Type: Article

References (30)

1. ER Grilli, The European Community and the Developing Countries, Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1993, p 195.
2. Ibid, p 203.
3. European Community Economic and Social Committee, Opinion on the Mediterranean policy of the European Community', Official Journal of the European Communities, No.C211/16, 25 January 1989.
4. Confidential interview with EU official.
5. G Malgesini, 'Spain and the EC: Sluicegate for Europe's migrant labour market', Middle East Research and Information Project, 23(2), 1993, pp 25-29.
6. Statistics from European Report, 24 April 1996, Section 5, pp 4-5; and European Union Newsletter of the Delegation of the European Commission in Egypt, January-February 1996, p 3.
7. Statistics from European Report, 24 April 1996, Section 5, pp 4-5; and European Union Newsletter of the Delegation of the European Commission in Egypt, January-February 1996, p 3.
8. Commission of the European Communities, 'From the Single Act to Maastricht and beyond', COM(92)2000, 11.2.92, pp 15-17.
9. EC Economic and Social Committee, Opinion on the Mediterranean policy', para 2.3.
10. All quotations in this paragraph from Commission of the European Communities, 'The future of relations between the Community and the Maghreb: communication from the Commission to the Council, Parliament and the Economic and Social Committee', SEC(92)401 final, 30.4.1992, pp 8, 10.
11. Ibid, p 9.
12. Ibid, p 10.
13. Commission of the European Communities, 'Strengthening the Mediterranean policy of the European Union: establishing a Euro-Mediterranean partnership', Bulletin of the European Union, Supplement 2/95, 1995, pp 10-13.
14. Conferencia Mediterranea, Barcelona Declaration Adopted at the Euro-Mediterranean Conference, 27-28 November 1995, p 3.
15. All quotations in this paragraph from ibid, p 4.
16. S Inama, 'The European Union/Egypt cooperation agreement and the implications of the new European Union Mediterranean policy for Egypt', undated mimeograph, pp 16, 18.
17. S Tangermann, 'Access to EU markets for agricultural products after the Uruguay Round and export interests of the Mediterranean countries', undated mimeograph, pp 13-15.
18. See Inama, 'The European Union/Egypt cooperation agreement', p 8.
19. Confidential interviews with EU personnel.
20. Commission of the European Communities, 'Proposal for a decision of the Council and the Commission on the conclusion of a Euro-Mediterranean Agreement establishing an association between the European Communities and their Member States, of the one part, and the Republic of Tunisia, of the other part', COM(95)235 final, 31.05.95, p 4.
21. Commission of the European Communities, 'Strengthening the Mediterranean policy of the European Union', p 20.
22. Barcelona Declaration, p 11.
23. Details of these meetings can be found in Commission of the European Communities, 'Euro-Mediterranean Partnership: Note for the Euro-Mediterranean Committee for the Barcelona Process', 24 September 1996.
24. Eumed, Brussels Declaration on industrial cooperation adopted by the participants at the Euro-Mediterranean Conference 20 and 21 May, 1996, p 6.
25. See Egypt 1996-98: Annual Report on Government, Economy, the Business Environment, Capital Markets and Industry, with Forecasts through end-1998, London: Business Monitor International Ltd, 1996, esp pp 36-38, 44.
26. See L Jachia, 'The implications of the Egypt-European Union partnership on the protection of Egyptian industry', undated mimeograph, pp 5-8.
27. Confidential interviews with EU and Egyptian government officials.
28. European Report, January 17, 1996, Section 5, p 4.
29. Interviews with EU and Egyptian officials.
30. Interview with EU official.