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Yugoslavia, Italy, and European integration: was Osimo 1975 a Pyrrhic victory?

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ABSTRACT This work reappraises the international dimension of the Osimo Treaties which, in 1975, solved the border question between Italy and Yugoslavia and also shows the connection of such agreements… Click to show full abstract

ABSTRACT This work reappraises the international dimension of the Osimo Treaties which, in 1975, solved the border question between Italy and Yugoslavia and also shows the connection of such agreements to Yugoslavia’s attitude towards the process of Western European economic integration. This article argues that, on the Yugoslav side, the solution of the border problem was shaped by the peculiar economic interests of the northern republics – Slovenia and Croatia – which regarded the end of the border question as a means to foster cooperation with Italy and, at the same time, to obtain privileged access to the expanding Common Market.

Keywords: yugoslavia italy; integration; integration osimo; italy european; european integration; yugoslavia

Journal Title: Cold War History
Year Published: 2019

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