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Showing 1 to 20 of 26 for “"EU institutions"”.
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Federating EU Development Cooperation? Europe’s Contributions to International Development Effectiveness
The European Union (EU) has long strived to act collectively in the face of international challenges such as poverty, hunger and state fragility beyond its borders. While the EU member states and institutions seek coherent responses to these challenges, they also have partly competing agendas. Yet …
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The European Union and its efforts concerning the harmonisation of copyright law
… accelerating process of integration in the whole European area causes a tremendous amount of problems in different sections of social, economic and political life. The solutions to all these integration related problems have one thing in common: they all need to be based on a solid ground of …
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ES institucijų dėmesio jaunimo politikai pokytis krizių akivaizdoje /
… paper examines the change in the focus of the European Union (EU) institutions on youth policy since 2010, by analysing the EU's youth policy programmes and budgets and the State of the Union Report. The study combines different analytical methods which allowed for the analysis of different …
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Contesting the European Union in times of crisis: an analysis of Facebook interactions
The Eurozone crisis and the migration crisis generated a set of decisions at the EU level that aims to jointly mitigate the adverse consequences of economic and political turmoil. However, electoral successes by Eurosceptics at both EU and national levels and shrinking public support for the EU, as …
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Spanish leadership in developing a 'common' European immigration policy: Intergovernmentalist supranationalization approach
<p>I EXAMINE THE DEVELOPMENT OF A "COMMON" EUROPEAN IMMIGRATION POLICY (SINCE THE 1980S) WITHIN THE LINES OF TWO MAJOR EUROPEAN INTEGRATION THEORIES: INTERGOVERNMENTALISM AND SUPRANATIONALISM. APPLICATION OF ANDREW MORAVCSIK'S LIBERAL INTERGOVERNMENTALIST APPROACH TO THE CASE STUDY OF THE SPANISH …
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To what extent is it true that, following the implementation of the Lisbon Treaty, what sports’ specific nature entailed, remained contested?
… a private social activity in which the EU showed no interest, to being subject to frequent EU law application. And that, despite EU institutions possessing no legal base for sport from which to draw competence to deal with sport. Nonetheless, even without a legal base for sport, the EU …
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Understanding bargaining outcomes in Europe’s migration and refugee crisis: The Refugee Relocation Scheme and the EU-Turkey Statement
… competition for, power between Member States and EU institutions in the policy formulation of the two Council Decisions on refugee relocation and the amendment of the second of these by means of the EU-Turkey Statement. In so doing, it aims to further our understanding of how Member States and …
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Europos Sąjungos viršvalstybinių institucijų vaidmuo BUSP plėtroje: „PESCO“ atvejo analizė /
Summary The recent development of the EU Common Foreign and Security Policy (CFSP) has recently become the most debating issue in the EU integration process. Discussion on this topic has significantly increased as a result of changes in the security concept, geopolitical issues, terrorism, …
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The Presidency Effect
… Chair, the rotating Council Presidency of the European Union (EU) has evolved into a crucial player in the context of EU decision making, although its impact remains largely unaddressed in accounts of EU output. More than from its formal job description, the rotating Presidency's four roles …
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Regional autonomy movements in Europe: National governments and the EU
… movement within a nation state belonging to the European Union (EU) is determined by the actions of the national government or activities on behalf of the autonomy within the EU. Case studies are made of the autonomy movements in the Åland Islands, Catalonia, Scotland and Flanders, and the …
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From shared competences to institutional heteronomy. The constitutional architecture of supranationally structured market supervision
The European Union plays an ever increasing role in the institutional organisation of market supervision, by either creating new supranational supervisory bodies or by circumscribing Member States autonomy in designing national supervisory authorities. European Union law draws particularly volatile …
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Japanese firms in the EU: Europeanization of lobbying strategies and enduring national characteristics
… Brussels has increased since the creation of the European Single Market. At the same time, large European firms have become independent political actors and harmonized their lobbying pattern, creating a distinctive business-government relationship in the EU. Yet, it still remains to be examined …
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The Actorness of the European Union in Arctic Policymaking
… to further exploit Arctic resources. The EU is present in the region through its Arctic Council Member States, namely Sweden, Finland, and the Kingdom of Denmark (by virtue of Greenland and the Faroe Islands). However, the EU often appears to struggle to achieve the necessary legitimacy, …
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The ‘rule of the recognised helm’: How does European Union membership impact upon UK Parliamentary sovereignty?
This study examines the way in which European Union (EU) membership has impacted upon historically precedented understandings of UK parliamentary sovereignty. The position adopted is critical of other approaches within a neo-Diceyan, popular sovereigntist and common law paradigm which have accorded …
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Contentions of language: Multilingalism and the language regime of the European unitary patent system
Supranational communication in the European Union would be impossible without languages of wider distribution that are used in written and oral communications between citizens and within European institutions. Although twenty-four languages that are official in at least one member state are also …
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Environmental integration in infrastructure planning: a Foucauldian discourse analysis of the trans-European transport network
… risks in the policy process for the trans-European transport network.</p> <p>Key events are analysed, as a new policy discourse of European space and mobility emerges and is institutionalised in an ED policy framework. A narrative of the micro-politics of power at work focuses on the …
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Economic and Monetary Union: An Unexplored Case of Federalism
… the financial crisis that has affected the Eurozone since 2010. The topic is important because no detailed studies are yet available using a federalist focus on EMU. This research, therefore, is aimed to fill a gap in the literature currently approaching economic and monetary …
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Understanding identity and social change through narrative: withspecial reference to Roma Pentecostalism in Croatia and Serbia
… and now form a minority population throughout Europe. Over the centuries, for complex socio-cultural reasons, ‘host’ societies frequently responded to Roma groups in ways that created marginalization through the mechanisms of forced assimilation, enslavement, death, and genocide. Today, despite …
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How do traditional donors respond when beneficiary countries set up their own aid agencies? : case studies of India, Brazil and South Africa
… donors (France, Germany, the UK, the US and EU Institutions) to three emerging donor countries (India, Brazil and South Africa) before and after the establishment of dedicated aid agencies. The research further investigates whether other factors, such as beneficiary countries' socioeconomic …
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What does it mean to belong? An analysis of migrant integration policies in Germany, Spain, and Hungary
The number of migrants in the European Union (EU) has grown significantly since 2015. One of the main issues to consider is how these migrants are integrated into EU Member States. Although some EU policies are created at the supranational level, when it comes to issues like migration, states are …
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