Border issues of the Republic of Serbia and accession to the European Union

Dimitrijević, Duško (2018) Border issues of the Republic of Serbia and accession to the European Union. In: Experiencis, Dilemmas and Challenges of Joining European Union. Faculty of Business Studies and Law, Belgrade „Union–Nikola Tesla” University, Belgrade, Belgrade, pp. 93-116. ISBN 978-86-87333-89-5

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Abstract

The process of Serbia’s accession to the European Union implies the harmonization of domestic legislation with the right of the European Union in the field of external border control. The control of external borders is related to negotiation of the Chapter 24, referring to freedom, justice and security, and whose opening in the accession negotiations with the European Union once again encourages solving border issues between Serbia and Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Montenegro and Macedonia, as a successor states of the former Yugoslavia. Regulation of borders with “new neighbors” would contribute to the de jure, approval of their territorial integrity, and thus accelerated the process of Serbia’s accession to the European Union and greater freedom of movement, that is applying the Schengen agreement principles on the “Europe without borders”.

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