2018
DOI: 10.14782/ipsus.421013
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The Mediterranean: Not a Union, but an Integrated Space?

Abstract: This study examines several multilateral cooperation initiatives in the Mediterranean and by discussin g their failures in generating a genuine cooperation, it hypothesizes about an integrated Mediterranean space, where prime challenges might lead to a loose functional framework of integration. In putting forward this hypothetical integrated space, the study begins with discussing prime challenges in the region: security, migration and environment, and it proceeds with early multilateral cooperation attempts. … Show more

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