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European community developments
European Management Journal, 1985The new Commission has begun its work, and Jacques Delors, the President, gave an account of his major policy thrusts. Although politically extremely guarded, he had some things to say of interest to managers. Perhaps the more immediately significant news was the announcement of the RACE definition phase.
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Current History, 1979
Despite the protracted debate over Britain’s entry into the EEC, many of the main institutions and organisations of the Community have remained a mystery to many British voters. This chapter sets out, in alphabetical order, the key names and phrases which have become the core of the political vocabulary of the EEC.
Chris Cook, Mary Francis
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Despite the protracted debate over Britain’s entry into the EEC, many of the main institutions and organisations of the Community have remained a mystery to many British voters. This chapter sets out, in alphabetical order, the key names and phrases which have become the core of the political vocabulary of the EEC.
Chris Cook, Mary Francis
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The European Neutrals and the European Community
Journal of Peace Research, 19881. The Single European Act European Political Cooperation (EPC) began in 1970 as an inter-governmental arrangment between member-states to coordinate foreign policy on the basis of consensus decision-making and, since then, it has been the main agency of the Community for the expression of its political aspirations and for their embodiment in limited ...
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European Community Legislation and Actions
European Review of Contract Law, 2005NB: This section presents a series of non legislative actions and legislative acts directly or indirectly linked to contract law, which were adopted at European level between mid-April and mid July 2013.
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European Economic Community and European Atomic Energy Community
International Organization, 1958The European community treaties establishing the European Economic Community (common market) and the European Atomic Energy Community (Euratom) were ratified by Italy on October 9, 1957. by Luxembourg on November 26, by Belgium on November 28 and by the Netherlands on December 5 With the ratification thus completed the treaties came into force on ...
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Environmental Policy and Law, 1978
Recent Developments in Environmental Policy (P.
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Recent Developments in Environmental Policy (P.
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International Organization, 1963
A colloquy between the European Parliament, the European Economic Community (EEC) Commission, and the EEC Council of Ministers took place on November 20 and 21, 1962. The first day of the colloquy was marked by an expression of divergent views on the future appearance of Europe by Mr.
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A colloquy between the European Parliament, the European Economic Community (EEC) Commission, and the EEC Council of Ministers took place on November 20 and 21, 1962. The first day of the colloquy was marked by an expression of divergent views on the future appearance of Europe by Mr.
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1988
The European Community (EC or the Community) consists of: six original member states (Belgium, France, West Germany, Italy, Luxembourg and the Netherlands); three members who joined in 1973 (Denmark, Ireland and the United Kingdom); Greece who joined as a full member in January 1981; and Portugal and Spain who joined in January 1986.
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The European Community (EC or the Community) consists of: six original member states (Belgium, France, West Germany, Italy, Luxembourg and the Netherlands); three members who joined in 1973 (Denmark, Ireland and the United Kingdom); Greece who joined as a full member in January 1981; and Portugal and Spain who joined in January 1986.
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International Organization, 1959
By the Rome treaties of March 25, 1957, which established the European Economic Community (EEC or common market) and the European Atomic Energy Community (Euratom), five major institutions were created to serve the Communities. Three of these organs, the Assembly, the Court of Justice, and the Economic and Social Committee, were to be the same for both
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By the Rome treaties of March 25, 1957, which established the European Economic Community (EEC or common market) and the European Atomic Energy Community (Euratom), five major institutions were created to serve the Communities. Three of these organs, the Assembly, the Court of Justice, and the Economic and Social Committee, were to be the same for both
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