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Europeans and Europeanism in 1970

International Organization, 1973
To those who have followed the results of public opinion polling among the peoples of the European Communities, it would probably come as something less than a surprise to learn that a solid majority in Europe is committed to international integration.
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The European Council and the Council of the European Union: Shapers of a European Confederation

CrossRef Listing of Deleted DOIs, 1996
The European Council and the Council of the European Union play key roles in the European Union.' The European Council is largely concerned with system-steering, while the Council of the EU undertakes sectoral policymaking. What is common to these roles is the balancing act carried out by both institutions. Both have to mediate the centripetal dynamics
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Europeanization and European Politics

2013
This book places contemporary European politics in comparative setting and seeks to explain political transformation in its constituent states in the twenty-first century. There is nothing unusual in this objective. Comparative method has been the bedrock of political analysis since Aristotle.
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European criminal law and European identity

Criminal Law and Philosophy, 2006
This contribution aims to explain how European Criminal Law can be understood as constitutive of European identity. Instead of starting from European identity as a given, it provides a philosophical analysis of the construction of self-identity in relation to criminal law and legal tradition.
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Older Europeans and the European Court of Justice

Age and Ageing, 2013
the European Court of Justice (ECJ) is considered by many to be the most important judicial institution of the European Union today. Despite the potential importance and relevance of the ECJ rulings to the lives and rights of older Europeans, no research has attempted to analyse or to study the ECJ rulings in this field.to describe the ECJ case-law in ...
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The european (european dialysis and transplantation association-european renal association) registry

American Journal of Kidney Diseases, 1995
The European Dialysis and Transplantation Association-European Renal Association (EDTA-ERA) Registry, now some 30 years old, has collected data throughout Europe since its inception and now covers nearly 700 million people in some 36 countries. Approximately 2,000 centers report to it. It has been possible to follow the way in which treatment for renal
N P, Mallick, E, Jones, N, Selwood
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The Europeanization of European Politics

2013
PART I 1. Europeanization and European Politics Michael Mannin PART II: COUNTRY STUDIES 2. Germany: The EU and a Transforming Political Arena Patricia Daenhardt 3. Finland: Towards a More Cautious Europeanization? Juha Jokela 4. France: Europeanization of the Fifth Republic - Past, Present and Future Helen Drake 5.
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Turkey and the European Union: troubled European or European trouble?

International Affairs, 2007
This article examines EU-Turkey relations and considers the potential impact of the EU pronouncement at the December 2004 summit and the subsequent (reluctant)decision to begin negotiations in October 2005 on Turkey's efforts to become a member of the Union.
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IS EUROPEANIZATION EUROPEAN?

2009
The purpose of this paper is to observe how the Europeanization process is perceived by Europeans. First, it is attempted to define the concept of Europeanization with particular references to the concepts of globalization and localization. While the former denotes an inevitable development of ‘world-wide interconnectedness’ in governmental, economic ...
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Making Europeans: Pan-European television and the European Community

2008
In the early 1980s, the European Community adopted the objective of complementing economic and political integration with the building of a nation-transcending "Europe of culture." This led to efforts to encourage pan-European television broadcasting through measures such as "Europa TV," the "Television Without Frontiers" directive and the MEDIA ...
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