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Malcolm Crawfordual problems due to climate change impacts have created the urgent need to find efficient ways to tackle them. In this frame, European countries are moving towards the creation of energy and climate policies in order to achieve specific targets and mitigate the consequences of greenhouse gas emissio

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Introduction and 10 December 1991, to decide whether to proceed with a European monetary union, together with some constitutional changes which they grandiloquently called political union. Although some governments were disappointed with what was achieved in the latter area, on monetary union there was virtuall

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The Origins of Monetary Unionon, it did require economic policy co-ordination.. The EC Commission felt obliged, at least in its first two decades, to confine any work on the monetary field to what was warranted under those articles, and Article 104 on the balance of payments. Informal discussions in the mid-1960s paved the way

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