Titlebook: Convergence, Cohesion and Integration in the European Union; Robert Leonardi Book 1995 Robert Leonardi 1995 European Integration.European

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The Italian Mezzogiorno: Does it Fit the Convergence Model?,rn periphery of the EU. Until the accession of Greece, Portugal and Spain, Italy’s southern regions had the lowest levels of development, the highest levels of unemployment and among the lowest supply of economic and social infrastructure in all of the EC. In 1950 the level of development of souther

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The Findings: Independent Variables,explain the changes in regional development measured by the dependent variables in the regions covered by the nine member states of the EU. Of necessity, reference will also be made to the results of the independent-variable analysis concerning the three newer member states.

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The Convergence Model of European Integration,h European integration is conceptualised and the way that nation-states have responded to the transfer of policy areas from the national to the European level. The convergence model of European integration proposed in this chapter posits the argument that integration can be seen as a multitier pheno

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Networks and Networking in the European Union,astricht Treaty. Starting in 1987 the EC needed to manage the new market within a greater European-wide rather than a national context. The implementation of the Single European Act witnessed a steady movement of decision making in crucial economic and social policy sectors to the European level in

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Grundlagen der Auftragsfreigabetical and social systems. Integration, on the one hand, creates supranational institutions. On the other hand, when it is combined with convergence it has a profound effect on the structure, decision-making processes and implementation procedures adopted by national and subnational governments in regulating economic and social behaviour.