@article{2016:zaccaria:assessing_,
title = {Assessing Yugoslavia’s Place in Western European Stabilisation Policies in Southern Europe, 1974-1976},
year = {2016},
note = {In recent years, historians have devoted much attention to the
prominent role played by the major Western European powers - in primis
France and the Federal Republic of Germany - in stabilising the
troubled Southern European scenario of the mid-1970s through the power
of economic and political attraction exerted by the European
Eco­nomic Community (EEC). This chapter adds another element to this
picture, offering a historical reappraisal of Western European
stabilisation policy towards Yugoslavia between 1974 and 1976. This
work argues that, mutatis mutandis, Western European goals towards
Greece and Portugal - political stabilisation and strengthening of
eco­nomic links with the Western system - also concerned Yugoslavia,
whose indepen­dence vis-à-vis the Soviet Union was regarded as a
major precondition for the stability of the whole Mediterranean
region.},
journal = {JEIH Journal of European Integration History},
pages = {67--84},
author = {ZACCARIA, Benedetto},
volume = {22},
number = {1}
}