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Supranationalism, Western and Soviet
Russian Review, 1973Since World War II, Western scientists, scholars, and even political leaders have increasingly voiced the view that nationalism and the traditional sovereign nation-state system no longer provide the security and cohesion which they once did.' Moreover, from the economic point of view, modern industrial technological society requires transnational ...
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JCMS: Journal of Common Market Studies, 2007
AbstractThe article explores actor‐level supranationalism among seconded national experts (SNEs) in the European Commission. The transformative clout of the European Commission is assessed by the extent to which SNEs adopt a supranational role perception.
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AbstractThe article explores actor‐level supranationalism among seconded national experts (SNEs) in the European Commission. The transformative clout of the European Commission is assessed by the extent to which SNEs adopt a supranational role perception.
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Supranationalism: The European Movement
1958Of all the movements for the creation of international institutions that have emerged since 1945, none has been more remarkable, in its aims and in the progress it has achieved, than the ‘European Movement’ — the movement associated with the Council of Europe. Though the ‘Europeans’ — as the enthusiasts who have supplied the initiative are often called
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CAP – Between Intergovernmentalism and Supranationalism [PDF]
Europolity – Continuity and Change in European Governance, 2009 This paper presents one of the most relevant common policies of the European Union: the Common Agricultural Policy. Although its relevance for the EU budget is declining, the CAP is still a part of high politics, as defined by Hoffmann, and it is supported by important European states, such as France.
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Supranationalism and the Superpower Rubicon
Human Rights & Human Welfare, 2005A review of: The Chapter VII Powers of the United Nations Security Council by Erika de Wet. Portland, OR: Hart Publishing, 2004. 413pp.
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From Nationalism to Supranationalism
2010Sometimes a new idea is thought out in advance and then applied to situations as they arise. At other times a situation arises, appears intractable and a new idea is squeezed out of it through pressure of circumstances.
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The Protestant Supranationalism of Britain
2017This extensive chapter traces British Euro-skepticism to ideas of the English Reformation. Theologically, Royce identifies five central propositions of Britain in the sixteenth century: “Popery” is a totalitarian ideology, Britain should be a Divine Commonwealth, the monarch is inviolable, Parliament is sovereign, and the people have liberties; and he ...
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