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EU-Balkan Relations Redefined: New Policy Approach for Member States

RePEc: Research Papers in Economics
Projections of Rational Choice Theory on European Union and the Balkan Member States Relationship. Principal - Agent Approach, support for a nalysis
Tatiana-Camelia Dogaru, Ani Matei

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