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Introduction – technologies and European integrations

2022
This introductory chapter to the technology section provides an overview of complex relationships between technologies and European integrations. First, it highlights that in European integration literature the term ‘technology’ is often in multiple ways typically without explicit reflection on its meaning.
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Introduction: European integration and the challenge of politicisation

2016
ERC POLCON project funded.
GRANDE, Edgar, HUTTER, Swen
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Introduction: The Criminalization of Migration and European (Dis)Integration

European Journal of Migration and Law, 2016
This Special Issue of European Journal of Migration and Law is devoted to analysing some relevant facets of the conflict, which we see at the heart of the current European approach to migration, between criminalization of migrants and migrants’ rights. But it is also devoted to outlining some strategies and practices through which the conflict might be
Marin, L., SPENA, Alessandro
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Introduction: Cooperation and Integration among Europeanized States

2006
European integration has come along way since early visionaries such as Jean Monnet set forth the basic idea of Europe. The three communities formed in the immediate post-war period, the European Coal and Steel Community (ECSC, 1951), the European Atomic Energy Community (Euratom, 1957), and the European Economic Community (EEC, 1957), were limited ...
HOLZHACKER, Ronald, HAVERLAND, Markus
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Introduction: Rethinking European Integration

2001
It is over a decade since the Berlin Wall came down — a decade in which there have been huge changes across the European continent. Yet it still remains very unclear what the shape of transnational relations will be in this new ‘pan-Europe’.1 It also remains very unclear whether a form of ‘pan-European’ integration is feasible or politically probable ...
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Introduction: European Parliament, National Parliaments, and European Integration

1999
Abstract The process of European integration has challenged the sovereignty and the legitimizing mechanisms of the nation‐state without compensating with comparable democratic mechanisms at the European level. If the emerging political order is to qualify as democratic, parliaments as representative institutions will have to play a ...
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Introduction: the asymmetry of European integration – obstinate or obsolete?

Journal of European Public Policy
The notion of a ‘structural asymmetry’ between positive and negative inte-gration has profoundly shaped how many scholars think about Europeanintegration. Articulated by Scharpf (1999) in Governing in Europe andrefined in subsequent contributions, the thesis has become a hallmark ofstudies in European public policy and political economy.
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Fault Lines in European Integration. An Introduction

2019
One decade after the collapse of Lehman Brothers heralded the economic and financial crisis that would keep the world in suspense and provide the initial spark for a range of processes of economic restructuring, the project of European integration finds itself confronted with a variety of problems that impede the realization of policy cohesion on the ...
Stefanie Wöhl, Elisabeth Springler, Martin Pachel, Bernhard Zeilinger   +3 more
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Visions and Strategies in European Integration — an Introduction

1993
With the fall of the Soviet Union and of the German Democratic Republic, with the establishment of the new Baltic states and with the Swedish, Finnish and Norwegian applications for membership of the EC, the first years of the 1990’s became political and economic turning points for most countries in northern Europe. It is probably true to say that none
Lars Lundqvist, Lars Olof Persson
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The Political Economy of European Integration: Introduction

1995
The process of European integration has momentous implications for the future of Europe. The Single European Act and the Maastricht treaty signaled the desire of Europe’s political leaders to accelerate the pace of integration. Their initiatives represented an ambitious attempt to restructure Europe’s institutions and transform its economy.
Barry Eichengreen, Jeffry Frieden, Jürgen von Hagen   +2 more
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