The EEC and the Mediterranean Countries - Brossura

This symposium seeks to redress the balance by examining systematically the whole nexus of economic relations which links the countries of the Mediterranean area with the EEC. The community's policies and particularly the so-called 'global approach' and the dependence of the Nine on migrant labour are examined. But the main emphasis is on the impact which this relationship has on the economic development of the Mediterranean countries themselves.

1. Introduction Avi Shlaim and G. N. Yannopoulos; Part I. General Aspects: 2. Some measures of the economic effects of Common Market Trade Preferences for the Mediterranean Countries Matthew McQueen; 3. US trade interests and the EEC Mediterranean policy Mordechai E. Kreinin; 4. The effects of EEC preferences to associated states on trade flows Dietrich Kebschull; Part II. Special Aspects: 5. The common agricultural policy and the Mediterranean countries J. S. Marsh; 6. Migrant labour and economic growth: the post-war experience of the EEC countries George N. Yannopoulos; Part III. Country Studies: 7. Greece's association with the European Community: an evaluation of the first ten years G. J. Kalamotousakis; 8. The EEC and Turkey: an analysis of the association agreement and its impact on Turkish economic development John N. Bridge; 9. Development of the Maghreb and its relations with the EEC Roberto Aliboni; 10. Trade agreements beween the EEC and the Arab countries of the eastern Mediterranean and Cyprus George V. Vassiliou; 11. The economic integration of Spain with the EEC: problems and prospects Juergen B. Donges; 12. The EEC and Israel Sergio Minerbi; Part IV. The Global Context: 13. Commercial relations between the EEC and the Mediterranean countries: an analysis of recent trends in trade flows Gian-Paolo Papa and Jean Petit-Laurent; 14. Mediterranean policy in the context of the external relations of the European community 1958-73 Stanley Henig; 15. The European community's Mediterranean policy in a world context David Robertson.