Sieglinde Gstöhl is Director of Studies and Professor at the College of Europe in Bruges, Belgium.

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• 1. Introduction: The European Neighbourhood Policy in a Comparative Perspective2. Mapping the European Union’s Neighbourhood Relations: The European Economic Area as a ‘Prototype’ for the Integration of EU Neighbours? Part I: Multilateral EU Neighbourhood Relations 3. Differentiated Integration in the European Economic Area: What Lessons Can Be Drawn for the European Neighbourhood Policy?4. Who Can Join the European Economic Area? 5. Challenges in Exporting the Internal Market: Lessons from the Energy Community6. The Northern Dimension: A Format for Pragmatic Cooperation with the EU’s Biggest NeighbourPart II: Bilateral EU Neighbourhood Relations 7. EU-Turkey Relations: Customs Union and More... or Less?8. Switzerland’s Bilateral Approach to European Integration: A Model for Ukraine?9. EU-Russia Relations in the Wider Europe: From Strategic Partner to Major Competitor?10. Comparing the European Union’s Policy towards the Western Balkans and the South Caucasus Part III: Political, Legal and Security Challenges11. The Effectiveness of Institutional Arrangements in the European Union’s Relations with its Neighbours12. The EU’s Differentiated Integration Frameworks: Legislative Approximation and Lessons for the Eastern Partnership13. The EU’s Enlargement and Neighbourhood Policy Strategies: The Role of Political Conditionality14. The European Union and (Frozen) Conflicts in its Neighbourhood: The SAP and the ENP Compared Part IV: Socio-Economic and Financial Challenges15. European Union or Eurasian Union? A Dilemma for the Eastern Partnership Countries 16. Markets versus Morals? Assessing EU Arms Exports to Autocratic Regimes in its Closer and Wider Neighbourhood17. A Comparative Analysis between Pre-accession and ENP Reforms in the Agricultural Sector of the EU Neighbouring CountriesConclusion18. The EU’s Other Neighbours: Lessons for the European Neighbourhood Policy

Sieglinde Gstöhl is Director of Studies and Professor at the College of Europe in Bruges, Belgium.

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• 1. Introduction: The European Neighbourhood Policy in a Comparative Perspective2. Mapping the European Union’s Neighbourhood Relations: The European Economic Area as a ‘Prototype’ for the Integration of EU Neighbours? Part I: Multilateral EU Neighbourhood Relations 3. Differentiated Integration in the European Economic Area: What Lessons Can Be Drawn for the European Neighbourhood Policy?4. Who Can Join the European Economic Area? 5. Challenges in Exporting the Internal Market: Lessons from the Energy Community6. The Northern Dimension: A Format for Pragmatic Cooperation with the EU’s Biggest NeighbourPart II: Bilateral EU Neighbourhood Relations 7. EU-Turkey Relations: Customs Union and More... or Less?8. Switzerland’s Bilateral Approach to European Integration: A Model for Ukraine?9. EU-Russia Relations in the Wider Europe: From Strategic Partner to Major Competitor?10. Comparing the European Union’s Policy towards the Western Balkans and the South Caucasus Part III: Political, Legal and Security Challenges11. The Effectiveness of Institutional Arrangements in the European Union’s Relations with its Neighbours12. The EU’s Differentiated Integration Frameworks: Legislative Approximation and Lessons for the Eastern Partnership13. The EU’s Enlargement and Neighbourhood Policy Strategies: The Role of Political Conditionality14. The European Union and (Frozen) Conflicts in its Neighbourhood: The SAP and the ENP Compared Part IV: Socio-Economic and Financial Challenges15. European Union or Eurasian Union? A Dilemma for the Eastern Partnership Countries 16. Markets versus Morals? Assessing EU Arms Exports to Autocratic Regimes in its Closer and Wider Neighbourhood17. A Comparative Analysis between Pre-accession and ENP Reforms in the Agricultural Sector of the EU Neighbouring CountriesConclusion18. The EU’s Other Neighbours: Lessons for the European Neighbourhood Policy