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| Most significant is the prospect, depending upon progress, of moving beyond cooperation to integration - in relation to the Single Market and other EU policies and programmes. These provisions will be covered by new contractual arrangements, in the form of European Neighbourhood Agreements. Thus, the ENP could lead to a relationship extending to “everything but the institutions”. [At the same time, following the External Relations Commissioner Ferrero-Waldner’s speech in 2004, “still everything is possible”. She [meant that inclusion in the ENP “doesn’t close any doors to European Countries that may at some future point wish to apply for membership”.70
70 Bretherton Carlotte and Vogler John – The European Union as a Global Actor (Second Edition). London, 2006. p.148-149]] |
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Most significant is the prospect, depending upon progress, of moving beyond cooperation to integration – in relation to the Single Market and other EU policies [Seite 149] and programmes. These provisions will be covered by new contractual arrangements, in the form of European Neighbourhood Agreements. Thus the ENP could lead to a relationship extending to ‘everything but the institutions’.37 [Seite 153] [While there has been little enthusiasm, elsewhere, for Ukrainian membership, the External Relations Commissioner found it necessary to state that membership of the ENP ‘does not close any doors to European countries that may at some future point wish to apply for membership’ (Ferrero-Waldner 2004: 1).] [37 This concept applies to the members of the European Economic Area — Norway, Iceland and Liechtenstein. In relations with Eastern neighbours, it was originally employed by Commission officials (prior to the development of the ENP) in the context of EU—Russia relations.] |
Ohne Hinweis auf eine Übernahme. Im unmittelbaren Anschluss an die hier dokumentierte Passage gibt Gd zwei Zitate der ehemaligen EU-Kommissarin Ferrero-Waldner, die er ebenfalls Bretherton und Vogler (2006) entnimmt. Die dann – auf der folgenden Seite erst – erfolgende Quellenangabe nennt dann aber nicht die Seitenzahlen, auf denen die Ferrero-Waldner-Zitate zu finden sind (für das zweite Zitat wäre das S. 153) sondern diejenigen, deren Angabe für das vorliegende Fragment nötig gewesen wären. Die Zitate wurden nicht in die Zeilenzählung mitaufgenommen. |
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