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ADOPTION AND IMPLEMENTATION OF EU LAW; DIVISION OF COMPETENCES
               BETWEEN THE EU AND ITS MEMBER STATES IN THE LAW-MAKING PROCESS
                   EU Primary Law ............................................................................................123
                   EU Secondary Law .......................................................................................126
                   Division of Competence Between the European Union and its
                   Member States in the EU Law-making Process ..............................................127
                   Monitoring of the Implementation of EU Law and Reactions to Violations .......130

               ENLARGEMENT OF THE EUROPEAN UNION AND THE EU ACCESSION TRAJECTORY
                   EU Legislation Behind the EU Accession Process, Accession Criteria and
                   Accession Stages .........................................................................................133
                   New methodology for EU Enlargement ..........................................................136
                   The EU “Unexpected” Enlargement and its Prospects ....................................140
               RELATIONS OF THE EUROPEAN UNION WITH ITS NEIGHBORS
               AFTER 2004-2007 ENLARGEMENT
                   Stabilization and Association Process for the Western Balkans ......................145
                   Eastern Partnership Initiative and Pre-conditions for its Introduction ..............145
                   Limitations of the Eastern Partnership Initiative .............................................147
                   EU external Assistance .................................................................................149
                   The new Neighborhood, Development and International Cooperation
                   instrument – Global Europe” (NDICI) and EU enlargement Instrument for
                   Pre-Accession Assistance (IPA) ....................................................................151
                   EU bilateral assistance to Georgia.................................................................153

               THE UNION FOR CITIZENS WELLBEING ...............................................................155
               CONCLUDING REMARKS ......................................................................................159
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