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Title: The diplomatic role of Malta in Euro-Maghreb relations
Authors: Mercieca, Ryan (2010)
Keywords: Malta -- Foreign relations -- Libya
Libya -- Foreign relations -- Malta
Malta -- Foreign relations -- Tunisia
Tunisia -- Foreign relations -- Malta
European Union countries -- Foreign economic relations -- Africa, North
Africa, North -- Foreign economic relations -- European Union countries
Issue Date: 2010
Citation: Mercieca, R. (2010). The diplomatic role of Malta in Euro-Maghreb relations (Master’s dissertation).
Abstract: This study will concentrate in the diplomatic role of Malta in the Euro Maghreb relations. In one of Profs. Stephen Calleya book, Evaluating Euro Mediterranean Relations, he talks about two international regions that emerge around the Mediterranean a quasi-comprehensive European region and an intergovernmental dominant Middle East region with limited transnational ties. This Middle East region is further divided into two sub regions, the Mashreq and the Maghreb. These different sub regions are characterized by different levels of development. The success of any partnership would have to be based on the stability in this geostrategic region I will look at Malta and its relations with the Maghreb countries and how its geographical position and its integration in the EU have helped shape its foreign policy and improve Euro Maghreb relations. I will also try to examine if the Maghreb countries are of any importance to Europe and its union. The thesis will first look at a geopolitical overview as its introduction. The first chapter will examine a historical overview of the Arab Maghreb Countries, while the second will focus on developments . in Euro Maghreb Relations. It will tackle all the major relations and dialogue that occurred between Europe and the Maghreb. The third chapter will than look at Malta's Foreign Policy both prior its European union membership and integration and as well after. The fourth chapter will analyse Malta 's bilateral relations with two specific Maghreb countries, which are Libya and Tunisia. Unfortunately, only two countries can be analyzed due to limited time. The final chapter will be the conclusion.
Description: M.A.DIPLOMATIC STUD.
URI: https://www.um.edu.mt/library/oar/handle/123456789/123338
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