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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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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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Introduction: EMU as Integration, Europeanization, and Convergence

2002
AbstractThe introduction sets out three basic questions that the book seeks to address. First, what are the implications for member states of globalization and of the EMU's institutional design? Second, how does EMU affect discourse, identities, political structures, and public policies in member states?
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Introduction: an Overview of European Monetary Integration

2000
The introduction of a single currency covering the majority of European Union (EU) member states is a momentous event which will have profound consequences for people across the Continent and beyond. The Euro will become the currency in which individual citizens are paid and denote the price of all goods, services and labour across the whole Economic ...
Mark Baimbridge, Brian Burkitt, Philip Whyman   +2 more
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Introduction: European integration (theories) in crisis?

2021
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Brack, Nathalie, Gurkan, Seda
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European Integration and Human Resources: An Introduction

International Journal of Manpower, 1991
By the end of 1992 many of the barriers which still hinder trade between the European states will have gone. This article surveys recent developments in the European Community and economic adjustments in response to integration; summarising the other articles in this issue, which consider aspects such as the social charter, labour mobility and ...
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Crisis pressures and European integration

Journal of European Public Policy, 2022
Federico Maria Ferrara, Hanspeter Kriesi   +1 more
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Introduction – the essentials of European integration

2022
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Introduction: Germany and European Integration

German Yearbook of Contemporary History, 2019
Mark Gilbert, Eva Oberloskamp, Thomas Raithel   +2 more
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