Routledge EU Neighbourhood Policy in the Maghreb - Book

Explore the complex dynamics of European Union external relations through this academic study on the Maghreb region. This book examines the implementation of the European Neighbourhood Policy (ENP) specifically within Tunisia and Morocco, covering the periods both before and after the Arab Uprisings. While the EU has long prioritized cooperation with Mediterranean countries due to their strategic importance, this text addresses the academic consensus that these policies often fell short of their original goals. Readers will find a detailed analysis of why structural reforms proved difficult to implement and how the proximity between the EU and the Maghreb shapes ongoing political instruments. Part of the Routledge Studies in Mediterranean Politics series, this work provides a necessary look at the gap between proclaimed policy objectives and the actual results seen on the ground. It is an essential resource for students, researchers, and professionals interested in Mediterranean politics and international relations.