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Legalism Versus Diplomacy in Regional Agreements in Western Balkans Given a Spaghetti Bowl of Initiatives
Lukovic, Vesna
2024
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Title
Legalism Versus Diplomacy in Regional Agreements in Western Balkans Given a Spaghetti Bowl of Initiatives
Keywords
International organizations can play a key role in regional cooperation and integration in order to reach a cooperative equilibrium among countries. The European Commission has come up with many initiatives that were envisaged as a step towards integrating Western Balkans into the European Union (EU). This paper looks at two regional initiatives through the lens of their typology, scope and legalism, taking into account integration ambitions of candidate countries. The paper examines legal and financial implications of two different regional initiatives by focusing on their legal and financial outcomes. The finding is that a legalistic approach does not necessarily provide adequate legal certainty for regional exporters and importers of goods. As a result, this particular legalistic approach to regional trade integration does not seem to have stimulated regional cooperation to enhance preparation and integration into the EU.
Author(s)
Lukovic, Vesna
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Issue Date
Dec 31 2024
Publication Type
Journal Article
DOI and Other Identifiers
10.22004/ag.econ.348821
Record Identifier
https://ageconsearch.umn.edu/record/348821
ISSN
1496-5208
Language
English
Published in
Estey Journal of International Law and Trade Policy
Volume
25
Issue
2
Page Range
45 - 67
JEL Codes
F13
Record Appears in
University of Saskatchewan > Estey Centre for Law and Economics in International Trade > Estey Journal of International Law and Trade Policy

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