"The Eastern Partnership: New Perspectives for a New Europe", December 2010
28.01.2011 | Publications
(...) In this publication, eight academically researched and analytically studied articles touching upon various angles of the EU and its Eastern Partnership are presented: the evolution and necessity of this cooperation; the EU individual approaches and challenges remaining within the EaP; diverse perceptions of the EaP among the EU member countries and its Eastern partners, namely Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Georgia, Moldova and Ukraine; gender balance, energy security issues and offspring of the EaP; continuing conflicts in the South Caucasus and its repercussions on the Eastern Partnership.
The
publication “The Eastern Partnership: New Perspectives for a New
Europe” presents personal views from young professionals in Europe and
underscores the fact that civil society is keeping the track of events
concerning the EaP. It is time for young people to make changes we
believe in for our society and prosperity of our nations. It took us a
long way to spread our ideas in broader horizons and we all worked
enthusiastically in our project to have a say. Most of us have never
talked one-on-one in real life and gave a start to this process through
social networking tools – e-mails, Facebook, Skype and web-sites. All
articles written by respective authors represent their personal views
and approaches rather than YEaP’s collective account. Above
all, we want to express our deep gratitude and profound appreciation to
the International Relations Students’ Association of the Jagiellonian
University and Rada Kół Naukowych of this University for their support
and financial assistance to this project and printing our articles in
one book. We truly hope that this publication will reinvigorate a new
page in the EaP by attracting civil society input into it. Suffice it to
say, the YEaP has the capacity to be in!
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