Challenging the EU’s capacity to govern, finance and define its borders: If Ukraine Accedes to the EU

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Challenging the EU’s capacity to govern, finance and define its borders: If Ukraine Accedes to the EU

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Maximo Miccinilli

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On the 24th of August, 2006, Ukraine celebrated the fifteenth anniversary of its independence but not only so: for the first time since parliamentary elections are held, the leaders of political parties signed a far-reaching compromise, the National Unity Pact, which declares “the constant desire to lead Ukraine towards European values and standards that can be achieved through the EU membership, as well as to continue internal reforms".

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Paper provided by Argentine Center of International Studies in its series Working Papers - Programa Europa with number 015.

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