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Genitourinary Operations in Trauma,re more reluctant to cede power to the EU. Enlargement to 27 members has made high-level dealings more cumbersome, and new treaty arrangements — the Lisbon Treaty in particular — have enhanced the importance of intergovernmental decision-making. Because of all this, the EU is likely to be slow in ma

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Adriana Rakowska,Lidia Rudnickaiscal (or debt) crises, which began in Greece in December 2009, before moving on to Ireland and Portugal in 2010 and 2011, respectively. For their part, Spain, Italy, Belgium, and even France also ended up facing more or less strong headwinds from sovereign bond market investors as contagion, in the

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Atlas of Ulcers in Systemic Sclerosiss from the Kyoto Protocol in March 2001, the EU had expressly arrogated to itself such a leadership role in international climate negotiations (Christiansen and Wettestad, 2003; Hovi, Skodvin and Andresen, 2003; Schreurs and Tiberghien, 2007). This has been important both to international climate ch

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Normal and Pathological Adrenal Glandseported in Weisman, 2007), he summarized the challenges facing the IMF as ‘relevance and legitimacy’. Eighteen months later, the final communiqué of the Group of Twenty (G20) meeting of April 2009 (G20, 2009) voted to triple IMF lending capacity and authorized a substantial expansion in the stock of

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Amaresh Vydyanathan,Samer N. Narouzes, can be unanticipated and introduce into the existing domestic context an external ‘surprise’ that the system has few resources to cope with. This chapter explores potential effects of the 2008–09 crisis on political relations in Russia, with the goal of assessing whether it produced an impetus fo

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4939-7754-3ore effective regulatory regime and resuming economic growth highlighted a sharp divide in economic approaches between two major players on the European continent — the European Union (EU) and the Russian Federation. These differences could not help, but influence bilateral economic relations. Which

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