Pouvoirs n°118 - La Pologne - septembre 2006 - p.137-151
Among all the new members of the EU, Poland has been the most
supportive of United States policies. The Iraq crisis has reinforced
such a reductionist statement. The article first explains why Poland is
so pro-American and then sets the limits of this attitude. Supporting
American foreign policy, agreeing with the United States on a “politics
of values”, does not necessarily mean agreeing with the economic and
social “Anglo-Saxon” model. The time has come to give a more subtle
image of Poland’s position, which is both pro-American and pro-
European, and to raise a number of questions regarding the evolution
of the country beyond the phase of transition it has experienced between
the collapse of the Soviet system and its accession to the European
Union.
Référence électonique : Jacques RUPNIK, "Poland Between Europe and the United States", Pouvoirs, revue française d’études constitutionnelles et politiques, n°118, 118 - La Pologne,
p.137-151
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