Abstract
Despite rhetoric to the contrary it seems to be clear that in the past the EC1 did not pay great attention to its relations with Latin America, which can be regarded as the periphery of the EC’s reach.2 Other regions in the world always were and still are of much more strategic and economic interest for the Community, such as the USA, Japan or — since 1989 — the Central and Eastern European countries. Even among developing countries, the ACP countries, the Mediterranean region and the South-East Asian countries seem to be favoured over Latin America.
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Kowald, K. (1998). EU-Andean Relations. In: Cosgrove-Sacks, C. (eds) The European Union and Developing Countries. Palgrave Macmillan, London. https://doi.org/10.1057/9780230509184_20
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