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Zur mediterranen Politik der europäischen Union

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CONTRIBUTORS:
  Author Tausch, Arno (University of Innsbruck)
INSTITUTION ID:
  Gesellschaft für Österreichisch-Arabische Beziehungen  (Vienna)
SERIES:
  Materialien, Heft 40
YEAR: 2003
PUB TYPE: Report
REPORT NUMBER: 40
PAGES: 5 p.
SUBJECT(S): European Union, wider Europe, EUROMED-programs of the European Union
DISCIPLINE: No discipline assigned
HTTP: http://www.saar.at/papers.html
LANGUAGE: German
PUB ID: 103-400-280 (Last edited on 2004/03/05 06:40:28 US/Mountain)
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ABSTRACT:
The article positively evaluates the EUROMED programs of the European Union. The well-known hypotheses about the clash of civilizations by Samuel Huntington notwithstanding, there is increasing evidence about a positive trade-off between Islam and development capability in a multivariate perspective.

To exclude the Islamic Southern Mediterranean in the long-term from the project of a Europe of peace would be self-defeating, also from a very narrowly defined European self-interest.

Both sides along what still might look like a cultural deviding line – should begin to learn again from the very positive co-existence that existed in Spain before the Reconquista 1492. The peaceful coexistence and economic convergence between Europe and Islam could even become the basis of future European well-being in world society.

A Shortened version under the title: Mediterraneo Vivace. In: International. Die Zeitschrift für Internationale Politik, ISSN 1010-9285, international-office@gmx.net, 4, 2002: 15 – 20.



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