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Eastward expansion of the European Union created enthusiasm in Europe. The fact that Europe turned into an entity which includes almost the entire continent is important in many aspects. Today the structure which used to divide the continent is completely removed, and the split from which all European nations suffered after World War II came to an end. But would the candidates known as Central and Eastern European Countries would be able to achieve the standards enjoyed by older members of the Union? In addition to economic and political criteria, how would they adapt to the common legal and moral legacy of European civilization? Challenges faced during accession negotiations and compomises reached in order to overcome these challenges is the topic of this paper.
Eastward expansion of the European Union created enthusiasm in Europe. The fact that Europe turned into an entity that includes almost the entire continent is important in many aspects. Today the structure that used to divide the continent is completely removed, and the split from which all European nations suffered after World War II came to an end. But would the candidates known as Central and Eastern European Countries be able to
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