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*There are almost as many definitions of Eastern Europe as there are scholars of the region. Southern Europe
and Mediterranean fare no better. That is why we use the term semiperiphery. For the purposes of this
conference you may consider this region to include geographical, geopolitical and socioeconomic regions of
Baltic European states, former Warsaw pact countries, Russian Federation, Central and Eastern
European members of the EU, Eastern Mediterranean including Turkey, Greece, Israel and Palestine.
The Balkans, Italy and Iberian Peninsula may also be included.
