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Showing 1 to 15 of 15 for “"Maastricht Treaty"”.
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Loss of sovereignty: transfer of trading competences from member states of the European Union under the Maastricht Treaty- an example of regional integration
Policy before World War I, the Great War, was dominated by national independence, the aspiration to hegemony and the creation of spheres of interest. Europe's old national structures were deeply disrupted by the end of World War I. The idea of a voluntary union 6, not governed by the dictates of a …
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A comissão europeia e as políticas europeias de educação superior: uma análise a partir do Processo de Bolonha e do Método Aberto de Coordenação
… exist, considering a period prior to the Maastricht Treaty, but it was also followed by an increase of the participation of the States and of non-governmental actors in European policies in higher education.
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The application of federalist theories in EU treaties
… that was established as a result of fundamental treaty development. Due to this, an in-depth analysis of three major treaties will be brought forward, seeking to answer the one main research question of the study: What are the main Federalist theories which explain the Political Union referred to …
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Popes, politicians and political theory: The principle of subsidiarity in 20th century European history
… to a constitutional article in the 1992 Treaty on European Union has been a source of confusion for scholars of European integration. Political scientists have examined subsidiarity from the perspective of political philosophy to account for its transformation and to determine its impact …
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On macroeconomic policy, effective demand and unemployment : the European experience
… These set of rules as reflected by both the Maastricht criteria as well as the Stability and Growth Pact, contain no reference to either the unacceptable levels of European unemployment or the balance of trade position. The ensuing wave of criticism directed at the motivation as well as the …
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Fiscal interdependence, fiscal and monetary policy interaction and the optimal design of EMU
… the "economic constitution" established in the Maastricht treaty are analysed to test their robustness to different hypothesis about fiscal sustainability and fiscal and monetary policy interaction. Chapter two illustrates how the possibility of default of public debt in one large member country …
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France and the Dissolution of Yugoslavia
… that the Yugoslav crisis did not threaten the Maastricht Treaty in 1991 nor the national referendum on its passing into law in September 1992. Therefore, French diplomacy stressed the primacy of a unified common European approach to the dissolution of Yugoslavia. Many of the methods employed in …
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Change and the nation-state in the European Union
… states, with the CFSP, the second pillar of the Maastricht treaty, encouraging, at best coordination by states, without imposing supranationality, foreign policy coordination in the European Union is mostly an intergovernmental affair. The changes in decision-making mechanisms however, has …
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The Normalising Power of Marriage Law: An Irish Genealogy, 1945 – 2010
… adopted following ratification of the Maastricht treaty, required the deployment of social scientific knowledge by government. Within the domain of family life, science connected social stability to relationship stability. Marriage law reform in the 2000s, therefore aimed to promote …
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European integration reassessed: a grounded theory approach.
… of the Single European Market (SEM) and the Maastricht Treaty, it has become evident that financial service sectors need to involve themselves in the creation of the EU. Through grounded theory methodology, an empirical study of the European life insurance industry in general and of the Third …
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Teisių, išplaukiančių iš ES pilietybės, įgyvendinimas ir ribojimas pagal ES teisę /
Maastricht Treaty signed on 7 February 1992 introduced citizenship concept into the framework of European Union. European citizenship embodying specific features differs from traditional notion of national citizenship. To be a European citizen one must first be a national of a Member State. Only …
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End games, time inconsistency and European economic and monetary union
… has to date been made. Most recently, the Maastricht Treaty has set out a strategy and a timetable for monetary union in the Community. One can only ask if there is the likelihood that the process be once more obstructed and if so what the causes might be. This paper, presented in the form …
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European security and defence policy reform: a theoretical challenge
… and Defence Policy (ESDP) that emerged with the Maastricht Treaty and has subsequently passed through successive phases of reform. It seeks to explain both why this project has emerged and what the dynamics of European Union (EU) reform efforts in this policy area are. For this purpose, the …
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Essays on the financial sector and macroeconomic policy
… the EMU countries post-1992 (the year of the Maastricht Treaty) raised thei primary balances more aggressively in response to a cost-of-borrowing shock than they did prior to 1992.
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BANCA CENTRALE, FORMA DI GOVERNO ITALIANA E INTEGRAZIONE EUROPEA
… made by Italy at European level. In fact, the Maastricht Treaty, signed in 1992, will lead in 1999 to the creation of a single currency and a fixed exchange rate regime. The future currency will be managed by a central bank independent from member States of the monetary union and committed to …