The Making of EU Foreign Policy

The book examines a unified European Union foreign policy directed at six Eastern European nations: Bulgaria, Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland, Romania, and Slovakia. It analyzes the motivations behind the EU's commitment to this policy, which aims to facilitate the transformation of these countries to enhance regional security and stability. A key strategy employed by the EU to achieve these goals has been the promise of enlargement, serving as a significant tool in shaping the political landscape of Eastern Europe.