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Enlargement - The Political Impact

Apr 27, 2004

Fraser Cameron

Senior Adviser on international programmes

With the European Union formally opening its doors to 10 new Member States on 1 May, Fraser Cameron analyses the political impact of enlargement in this Issue Paper.

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