Greece, European Political Cooperation and the Macedonian Question

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Contents
List of Tables
List of Maps
List of Appendices
Preface
Acknowledgements
List of Abbreviations
Introduction
1 The Theory of Institutionalism
	A. Defining International Regimes
	B. The Functional Approach to International Regimes
	C. Institutionalist Theory
2 EPC as an International Regime
	A. The Road to EPC
	B. Principles
	C. Norms
	D. Rules
	E. Decision-Making Procedures
	F. Scope
	G. Organisational Form
3 'One of the Most Explosive Topics in the Universe'
	A. The Importance and Origins of the Macedonian Question
	B. Armed Struggle in Macedonia
	C. The Communist Factor
	D. The Contentious Emergence of FYROM
	E. Greece and FYROM: An Account of Common Interests
4 The Politics of Greek Cooperation, June 1991-January 1992
	A. Yugoslavia Disintegrates, EPC Mediates and Greece Cooperates
	B. The Intensification of Greek Cooperation
	C. The Issue of Recognition
5 The Politics of Greek Cooperation: Explanation and Decline
	A. The Problematic Nature of the Politics of Greek Cooperation
	B. Greek Foreign Policy Objectives
	C. Institutionalist Relevance
	D. The Decline of the Politics of Greek Cooperation
6 The Challenge of Samaras, February-April 1992
	A. The Political Parties Respond to Popular Discontent
	B. Samaras Attacks His Government
	C. The 'Pinheiro Package' and the Break with Samaras
	D. The Point of No Return: 13 April 1992
	E. The Beginning of Institutionalist Breakdown
7 The Politics of Limited Greek Cooperation and Confrontation, April-December 1992
	A. Limited Greek Cooperation: The Road to Lisbon
	B. Greek Confrontation
	C. The Continuation of Institutionalist Breakdown
8 Conclusions
	A. The Theory of Institutionalism Reconsidered
	B. EPC as an International Regime: An Evaluation
	C. Lessons on the Conduct of Greek Foreign Policy
Tables
Maps
Appendices
Bibliography
Index