Revizuirea procedurii de negociere a aderării noilor state membre - între limbajul diplomatic și provocările concrete
Review of the procedure for negotiating the accession to the eu of new member states - diplomatic language and concrete challenges

Summary/Abstract: The accession of the new Member States to the European Union is a predominantly political and diplomatic process, the legal enshrinement of which in the European Union's primary law mainly concerns its general coordinates, its practical details falling mainly on the institutional and diplomatic practice of the EU and Member States. Although the overlapping of the national interests with lax regulation in Union law have been considered to have worked satisfactorily so far, they have also generated unpredictable situations in the context of the challenges posed by the international political and economic context and by the complexity of the issues related to the candidate countries in the Balkans, therefore having a high potential to generate resentment among these states. In order to prevent such situations from recurring in the future, the Commission has drawn up a number of proposals to revise the procedure for negotiating the accession of the new Member States, which are the subject of this research.

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