Titlebook: Current Economic Issues in EU Integration; Mark Baimbridge,Jeffrey Harrop,George Philippidis Book 2004 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of M

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Common Agricultural Policy: Evolution and Economic Costsg the resolution of the Second World War. From this ideology, the Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) was born, targeted at curing balance of payments and food shortage problems from the war effort and offering the benefits of further political integration. However, in laying these foundations, there w

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Competition Policy in the Single European Marketng this within the context of the Single European Market (SEM). The development of EU policy is outlined in relation to restrictive practices and monopolies, with particular emphasis on the recent development of stronger powers relating to mergers and state aids. Also, there is a case study focus on

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EMU Convergence and Fiscal Policywill of EU leaders that it is inevitable. Therefore economists, political scientists and sociologists frequently devote their research to the dynamics of Economic and Monetary Union (EMU), the political institutions fostering ‘ever closer union’ and the social implications of these momentous changes

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The New Role and Resurgence of Regions in the EUelation to both. It will be shown that the EU has become an independent actor of economic and political stature which has also provided an enhanced role for regions. The chapter begins by examining the reasons for the divide between the core and peripheral regions. It then looks at the case for an E

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EU Enlargement: EMU and Agricultureosis and the ‘iron curtain’ was firmly in place across the Continent. However, with the EU pursuing the single internal market programme and monetary union, together with the collapse of Communism both an economic and political transformation swept across Central and Eastern European countries (CEEC

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Is NAFTA Membership Really a ‘Barmy’ Idea?to the 2003 Iraqi conflict, the UK found itself embroiled in eleventh hour arbitrage to foster diplomatic reconciliations between the USA and the remaining members of the United Nations (UN) Security Council (including France and Germany).’ The failure of these negotiations and ensuing ‘unilateral’