"The ACP Group and the EU Development Partnership" offers a comprehensive and critical analysis of the development partnership between the 79-member group of African, Caribbean, and Pacific States (ACP) and the 28-member European Union (EU). The book highlights the historical development of this partnership since 1975 and addresses the need to adapt to changes in the global political economy. The authors examine the individual relationships of the EU with the ACP regions, the experiences of the ACP with economic partnership agreements, as well as current political challenges such as security, migration, and diasporas. This analysis is particularly relevant for the future direction of ACP-EU relations and is aimed at scholars and policymakers dealing with development issues, trade, aid, and migration.