Cyprus's Accession Negotiations to the European Union: Conditional Carrots, Good Faith, and Miscalculations
Saskia Ramming
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Saskia Ramming
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Abstract The European Union did not push forcefully for an intercommunal settlement that would reunite Cyprus as a prerequisite for EU accession. As a result, it gave away the carrot without tying it to an important condition. Several explanations are drawn from an analysis of processual and structural factors in the negotiation context.
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Abstract The European Union did not push forcefully for an intercommunal settlement that would reunite Cyprus as a prerequisite for EU accession. As a result, it gave away the carrot without tying it to an important condition. Several explanations are drawn from an analysis of processual and structural factors in the negotiation context.
Key concepts: Accession, Negotiation, Tying, European union, Context (archaeology), Settlement (finance), Political science, International trade