Karin Arts is Associate Professor in International Law and Development at the Institute of Social Studies in The Hague, Netherlands. Anna K. Dickson is Lecturer in International Relations in the Politics Department of the University of Durham, UK

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• 1. EU development cooperation, from model to symbol? – Karin Arts and Anna K. Dickson2. From uniqueness to uniformity? An assessment of EU development aid policies – William Brown3. The unimportance of trade preferences – Anna K. Dickson4. The ACP in the European Union's network of regional relationships: Still unique or just one in the crowd? – Karen E. Smith5. Changing european concerns: Security and complex political emergencies instead of development – Gorm Rye Olsen6. Changing interests in EU development cooperation: The impact of EU membership and advancing integration – Karin Arts7. ‘Sense and sensibility’: The role of France and French interests in European development policy since 1957 – Anne-Sophie Claeys8. The commission and development policy: Bureaucratic politics in EU aid from the Lome Leap forward to the difficulties of adapting to the 21st century – Adrian Hewitt and Kaye Whiteman9. Conclusions: The potential and limits of EU development cooperation policy – Karin Arts and Anna K. Dickson

Karin Arts is Associate Professor in International Law and Development at the Institute of Social Studies in The Hague, Netherlands. Anna K. Dickson is Lecturer in International Relations in the Politics Department of the University of Durham, UK

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• 1. EU development cooperation, from model to symbol? – Karin Arts and Anna K. Dickson2. From uniqueness to uniformity? An assessment of EU development aid policies – William Brown3. The unimportance of trade preferences – Anna K. Dickson4. The ACP in the European Union's network of regional relationships: Still unique or just one in the crowd? – Karen E. Smith5. Changing european concerns: Security and complex political emergencies instead of development – Gorm Rye Olsen6. Changing interests in EU development cooperation: The impact of EU membership and advancing integration – Karin Arts7. ‘Sense and sensibility’: The role of France and French interests in European development policy since 1957 – Anne-Sophie Claeys8. The commission and development policy: Bureaucratic politics in EU aid from the Lome Leap forward to the difficulties of adapting to the 21st century – Adrian Hewitt and Kaye Whiteman9. Conclusions: The potential and limits of EU development cooperation policy – Karin Arts and Anna K. Dickson