[aaus-list] Fwd: Announcement: Book ³EU's Eastern Partnership : Additional Possibilities for European Integration of Ukraine" (2009)

[Robert DeLossa]

>Date: Fri, 24 Jul 2009 12:22:30 +0300
>From: Kostyantyn Mykhailychenko <kostya at uncpd.kiev.ua>
>Reply-To: Kostyantyn Mykhailychenko <kostya at uncpd.kiev.ua>
>Organization: UCIPR
>To: kostya at uncpd.kiev.ua
>Subject: Announcement: Book ³EU's Eastern 
>Partnership: Additional Possibilities
>   for European Integration of Ukraine" (2009)
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>This book is an analytical publication which 
>highlights the analysis of a new format of the EU
>policy in the East (concerning Ukraine, Georgia, 
>Belarus, Azerbaijan, Armenia and Moldova) and
>views on possibilities of this policy 
>application for further process of the European 
>integration of
>Ukraine, that is in bilateral dimension ­ full 
>integration of Ukraine to the EU structures, and 
>in
>multilateral dimension ­ development and 
>enhancement of regional cooperation between all 
>the
>Eastern partners and the EU; as well as 
>recommendations for using the Eastern Partnership
>possibilities.
>
>The publication is practicable for Ukrainian 
>governmental bodies, which are responsible for 
>the
>European integration of Ukraine, and for 
>Ukrainian and foreign mass-media, Ukrainian
>governmental and non-governmental think-tanks, 
>the EU institutions and Ukrainian civil society.
>
>This publication is supported by the 
>International Renaissance Foundation. The views 
>of the authors
>do not necessarily reflect the official position 
>of the International Renaissance Foundation.
>
>CONTENT
>
>Introduction
>
>Chapter ß. Transformation of the EU Eastern 
>Policy into the format of the Eastern
>Partnership Initiative
>1.1. Development and selection of the European 
>Neighbourhood Policy in the East
>1.2. Polish-Swedish Initiative ­ concentration 
>of the EU efforts in the Eastern Europe
>1.3. Harmonization of the Initiative with other 
>EU policies and interests of the Partner States 
>in the
>Eastern Europe
>
>Chapter ßß. Additional integration values and 
>opportunities of the Eastern Partnership
>2.1. Eastern Partnership as a new tool of 
>strengthening the integration processes
>2.2. Resource base for implementing the Eastern Partnership Initiative
>2.3. Political and legal framework of the 
>Eastern Partnership Initiative for the European 
>integration
>and reforms in Ukraine
>2.3.1. Additional capabilities of the Eastern 
>Partnership Initiative in the sphere of the EU 
>and
>Ukraine cooperation on political and legal issues
>2.3.2. Bilateral cooperation of Ukraine and the 
>European Union in the Comprehensive
>Institution-Building Programme (CIB)
>2.3.3. Multilateral Platform "Democracy, Good Governance and Stability"
>2.4. Regional Development Program within the Eastern Partnership
>2.5. Economic Vector in the Eastern Partnership 
>and Additional Opportunities for Ukraine
>2.5.1. New Opportunities of the Eastern 
>Partnership for Developing the Economic 
>Relations of
>Ukraine and the EU
>2.5.2. Perspective Spheres and Formats for 
>Cooperation of Ukraine and the EU within the
>Eastern Partnership framework
>2.5.3. Recommendations for the Eastern Partnership economic projects
>2.6. Additional values of the energy dimension 
>of the Eastern Partnership for the integration of
>Ukraine
>2.6.1. Energy cooperation within the framework of the Eastern Partnership
>2.6.2. Integration of Ukraine into the EU energy 
>space ­ a precondition for stability and
>development
>2.6.3. Proposals on using the Eastern 
>Partnership format for integrating Ukraine to 
>the EU
>energy market
>2.7. Migration, mobility and visa issues in the 
>format of the Eastern Partnership
>2.7.1. Cooperation within the Eastern 
>Partnership ­ increase of migration regulations
>efficiency
>2.7.2. Eastern Partnership Potential for Visa Regulations
>2.7.3. To visa-free regime through regulation of 
>justice, migration and border spheres
>2.8. Security, Defence and Stability within the Eastern Partnership Initiative
>2.8.1. Eastern Partnership and the Key Challenges for the European Security
>2.8.2. ESDP Development Tendencies and the Eastern Partnership
>2.8.3. Eastern Partnership and the ESDP Tools 
>and Mechanisms for their Development
>
>Chapter III. Eastern Partnership: Implementation and Monitoring
>3.1. Evaluation of Perspectives for Implementing 
>the Eastern Partnership Initiative
>3.1.1. Is bilateral dimension of the Eastern 
>Partnership a way to complete integration with 
>the
>EU?
>3.1.2. Perspectives of Implementing the 
>Multilateral Dimension of the Eastern Partnership
>3.2. Monitoring of the Initiative Implementation
>3.3. Civil Society in the Eastern Partnership
>
>Conclusion
>__________________
>
>For more details, please, visit our site at: 
>http://www.ucipr.kiev.ua/files/books/EaP_2009e.pdf. 
>The
>publication is not for sale. It is distributed 
>free via the mailing list by order only in 
>Ukraine. To get a
>printed copy of the book, please, write to the UCIPR at the following address:
>Office 9, Lysenka Street 8, Kyiv, Ukraine, 01034
>Telephone/fax: (044) 279-2435, 599-4251
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