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Africa-EU Strategic Partnership: Historical Background, Institutional Architecture, and Theoretical aimed at delivering on the promises of the JAES’ ambitious policy and political agenda. The immediate regional and international context that led to the adoption of the JAES as well as the latter’s significance and implications have been thoroughly discussed in the introductory chapter.

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The Physics of Elementary Particles,m following the adoption of the Joint Declaration on Climate Change between Africa and the EU in 2008, the partnership came to a deadlock. The clear-cut refusal of the African governments to sign a second Joint Declaration with the EU in 2010 is emblematic of the stalemate of the partnership.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/1-4020-5101-8olonial and postcolonial development assistance programs including preferential trade cooperation. The longstanding interactions between Europe and Africa mean that Africa has served as a venue for many of the EU’s external relations in the past 50 years. This then forms the basis of ongoing EU-Africa relations.

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Africa-EU Partnership on Peace and Securityolonial and postcolonial development assistance programs including preferential trade cooperation. The longstanding interactions between Europe and Africa mean that Africa has served as a venue for many of the EU’s external relations in the past 50 years. This then forms the basis of ongoing EU-Africa relations.