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EU led development: from colonial enterprise to coaxial policy instrument
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Abstract
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| This chapter focuses on EU-led development as a particular articulation of EU policy vis-à-vis developing countries. It first traces the colonial origins of the then European Economic Community’s (EEC) engagement with the so-called overseas countries and territories (OCTs) through the legal provisions underpinning that engagement in the Rome Treaty. The second section of the chapter moves on to explore development as a domestic and foreign policy imperative in the European Union. This section tackles development in the EEC and later the EU as a domestic tool of European integration, situating EU-led development within the processes of enlargement and deepening characterising European integration. The section also recounts the story of development as a coaxial instrument of foreign and economic policy. The third section focuses on the three-pronged development cooperation policy based on aid, trade, and investment. The fourth and final section discusses the future of EU-led development. |
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Language
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English
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Source (book)
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The Oxford handbook of international law and development / Buchanan, Ruth [edit.]; Eslava, Luis [edit.]; Pahuja, Sundhya [edit.]
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Publication
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Oxford
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Oxford University Press
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2023
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ISBN
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978-0-19-286736-0
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Volume/pages
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p. 323-345
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Full text (publisher's version - intranet only)
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