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How wide is the Mediterrenean?

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  • Georg Zachmann
  • Mimi Tam
  • Lucia Granelli

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This policy contribution provides up-to-date evidence of the strong heterogeneity in the relationships between the five biggest EU economies with the Southern Mediterranean Countries (SMCs).Algeria, Morocco and Tunisia are still strongly tied to France, Italy and Spain, in terms of investments, financial flows and migration. This pattern is in line with the pattern of sizable French and Spanish official bilateral development assistance for Algeria, Morocco, and Tunisia. However, the economic...

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  • Georg Zachmann & Mimi Tam & Lucia Granelli, 2012. "How wide is the Mediterrenean?," Policy Contributions 727, Bruegel.
    • Handle: RePEc:bre:polcon:727
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