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Changes and Innovations in the EU – the High Representative of the EU for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy, and the President of the European Union

Andrei Buhoci

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this position paper’s goal is to analyze the Lisbon Treaty impact upon the E.U. institutions, by examining two of the newest things brought up by it and their role.

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this position paper’s goal is to analyze the Lisbon Treaty impact upon the E.U. institutions, by examining two of the newest things brought up by it and their role.

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this position paper’s goal is to analyze the Lisbon Treaty impact upon the E.U. institutions, by examining two of the newest things brought up by it and their role.

Key concepts: Foreign policy, European union, International trade, Political science, Security policy, International economics, Business, Economics

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