Totgesagte leben länger: Die Visegrád-Gruppe nach dem EU-beitritt

Jan Růžička; Michal Kořan

Totgesagte leben länger: Die Visegrád-Gruppe nach dem EU-beitritt

Translated title of the contribution: Those pronounced dead live longer: The Visegrád Group after EU accession

Jan Růžička^*, Michal Kořan

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Institute of International Relations, Prague

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Abstract

The Visegrád project is still alive. It has often been written oft in the past 15 years, and after the EU accession of the four states, it was declared dead. Cooperation may hardy be institutionalised, but ministries and agencies are trying to cooperate in many policy fields. Within the EU, the four states are working with one another to integrate the Balkan states and Ukraine. Since 2000, the group has had its own small budget in the form of the International Visegrád Fund.

Translated title of the contribution	Those pronounced dead live longer: The Visegrád Group after EU accession
Original language	German
Pages (from-to)	27-39
Number of pages	13
Journal	Osteuropa
Volume	56
Issue number	10
Publication status	Published - Oct 2006
Externally published	Yes

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