Эволюция отношений Гайаны и Европейского союза (1975—2018)

В статье анализируются связи между Европейским союзом (ЕС) и Гайаной. Автор исследовал политику ЕС в отношении государств, входящих в Объединение стран Африки, Карибского бассейна и Тихого океана и Карибского форума, а также основные вехи их взаимодействия. Внимание уделено ключевым элементам соглашения Котону и Соглашения об экономическом партнерстве Евросоюза с CARICOM, непосредственно затрагивающего Гайану.

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Европейский союз, Гайана, СARICOM, Ломейские конвенции, Соглашение Котону, STABEX

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25.04.2019

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26.04.2019

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ГОСТ	Белозеров Я. В. Эволюция отношений Гайаны и Европейского союза (1975—2018) // Латинская Америка – 2019. – Выпуск № 5 C. 40-51 [Электронный ресурс]. URL: https://latamerica-journal.ru/S0044748X0004719-9-1 (дата обращения: 19.04.2024). DOI: 10.31857/S0044748X0004719-9
MLA	Belozerov, Yaroslav "Evolution of the relations between Guyana and the European Union (1975—2018)." Latin America 5 (2019):40-51. DOI: 10.31857/S0044748X0004719-9
APA	Belozerov Y. (2019). Evolution of the relations between Guyana and the European Union (1975—2018). Latin America (5), pp.40-51 DOI: 10.31857/S0044748X0004719-9

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