Foreign Economic Relations of the European Community : The Impact of Spain and Portugal

Providing a wealth of primary source data, Tovias traces the evolving character of the EC and, given the newest members' foreign policy affinities--and antipathies--explores the impact of Spain and Portugal on the Community's foreign economic policymaking and discusses present and likely future policies toward specific geographic regions. Contents List of Tables Acknowledgments Terms and Abbreviations 1 Introduction 2 From Ten to Twelve: The EC After the Entry of Spain and Portugal 3 The Global Impact of New Member Countries on the Community's External Economic Policymaking 4 Economic Policies Toward Other Areas of the World 5 Summary and Conclusions Notes Bibliography Index About the Book and the Author