Titlebook: Good Neighbourhood Treaties of Poland; Political, Security Karina Paulina Marczuk Book 2019 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s

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The 1991 Polish-German Treaty: Origin, Aims, and Implementation. Successes, Failures, and Prospects ore complicated. One of the reasons for this is the immigration crisis resulting from a massive influx of people from the Middle East and North Africa. That crisis has divided the European Union and affected relations between its member states, including between Poland and Germany.

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The Polish-Lithuanian Treaty on Neighbourly Relations of 1994 and the Polish-Russian Treaty on Neighh minority has a greater share in the ethnic structure of Lithuania and lives in compact communities in which the Polish population constitutes, in some cases, even a majority of the total population in a given administrative unit.

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1994 Treaty Between the Republic of Poland and the Republic of Lithuania on Friendly Relations and Nh relations in this regard lead to the conclusion that those relations have been developing dynamically and intensively, despite political ups and downs. This chapter shows that cooperation is taking place across a wide range of areas. The issues of national minorities and cooperation in the field of justice are not touched upon.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-84047-9or, which has been little explored by scholars, despite its evident significance. The author argues that Polish-German relations in the education sector have become a crucial pillar that has strengthened Polish-German relations overall since the conclusion of the 1991 treaty.

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Rameez Ahmad Mir,Amardeep Amardeep,Jian Liuo proposes a typology of the concept, describing the intensity and directions of activities of the Republic of Poland after the transformation in 1989–1990 concerning the Polish minority and Polonia beyond Poland’s eastern border.

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Relations of Polish Authorities with the Polish Diaspora in the (Post)-Soviet Spaceo proposes a typology of the concept, describing the intensity and directions of activities of the Republic of Poland after the transformation in 1989–1990 concerning the Polish minority and Polonia beyond Poland’s eastern border.