Proiectul „României Mari” după 1989: Nostalgii, realităţi, perspective
The "Greater Romania" Project after 1989: nostalgia, realities, perspectives

Summary/Abstract: The study explores the issue of Romania's neighbourhood policy after the end of the Cold War, from the perspective of border security and state reunification projects. The study is structured in two parts. The first sub-theme of the first part is the relations between Romania and Hungary, being evaluated both the moments of collaboration and the tense ones. The second subchapter analyses the issue of the restoration of Great Romania by uniting with the Republic of Moldova, highlighting the key elements in the bilateral relations. Finally, the third subchapter of the first part of the study makes a brief presentation of the relations between Romania and Ukraine in relation to the subject of Northern Bukovina and the Ribbentrop-Molotov Pact. In the second part of the research is analysed the issue of the restoration of Great Romania from the perspective of the public opinion and of the political parties in Romania and the Republic of Moldova. At the end of the study are included some observations on the prospects for the restoration of Great Romania in the foreseeable future.

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