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  • When analyzing the importance of Maghreb in Spain's foreign policy, attention should be paid to its geostrategic location, between Europe and Africa. This gives priority to southern Mediterranean countries. The historical experiences and socio-cultural pluralism (the clash of Christian and Muslim civilizations) are also important. The mutual economic relations deserve attention. Spain's relations with the Maghreb are often seen only through the prism of relations with Morocco. They can be described as so-called relación obcesiva. For decades, bilateral relations focused primarily on issues such as immigration, Spanish possessions in North Africa, and the issue of Western Sahara. The main goal for Spain was to stabilize not only Morocco but all of the Maghreb. The strategic importance of the region was due to its geographical proximity, economic and trade potential as well as cultural influences. (xsd:string)
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  • 2021 (xsd:gyear)
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  • KSzPP/2021.1.7 ()
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  • Znaczenie państw Maghrebu w polityce Królestwa Hiszpanii przed akcesją do Unii Europejskiej (xsd:string)
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  • In: Studia z Polityki Publicznej / Public Policy Studies, 8, 2021, 1, 125-140 (xsd:string)
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