Part I. Background 1. From the overthrow of Soviet domination to integration with the European Union Part II. Association: 2. The association agreements and their institutions: the legal framework 3. Trade and the Europe agreements 4. The creation of the market economy: competition, factor movements and economic cooperation in the association agreements 5. Financial assistance to Central and Eastern Europe Part III. Making Enlargement a Reality: 6. Going beyond the Europe Agreements: the European Union's pre-accession strategy 7. The costs and benefits of enlargement 8. Preparing for accession: problems for the associated countries 9. Agriculture 10. Redistribution and the structural funds 11. Enlargement and the Community budget 12. The future European architecture: the Amsterdam treaty and enlargement 13. Free movement of labour, migration and 'second- and third-pillar' issues 14. The political economy of enlargement 15. Strategies for accession 16. Conclusions: transition, integration and cooperation.
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