Like other former Soviet satellites, Poland was determined to reconnect with the Western mainstream and develop into a “normal country.”Accession to NATO and the EU was the main goal of post-1989 Poland. Having succeeded in achieving membership in both organizations, in 1999 and in 2004, respectively, the country has aspired to play a leading role ever since.
Michela Ceccorulli, Serena Giusti (2019). From Soviet Satellite to Regional Power: Poland after 1989. Washington DC : Brookings Institution Press.
From Soviet Satellite to Regional Power: Poland after 1989
Michela Ceccorulli;
2019
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Like other former Soviet satellites, Poland was determined to reconnect with the Western mainstream and develop into a “normal country.”Accession to NATO and the EU was the main goal of post-1989 Poland. Having succeeded in achieving membership in both organizations, in 1999 and in 2004, respectively, the country has aspired to play a leading role ever since.File in questo prodotto:
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