Titlebook: Water Resources in Slovakia: Part II; Climate Change, Drou Abdelazim M. Negm,Martina Zeleňáková Book 2019 Springer International Publishing

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Andrej ?oltész,Lea ?ubanová,Dana Baroková,Michaela ?erveňanskás Chapter 7). To further understand differences in the Europeanization of the political treatment of inequalities in our sample, we will also analyse discursive factors such as resonant frames and references to the EU in policy documents.

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Martina Zeleňáková,Abdelazim M. Negm must be examined closely if the contemporary politics of migration in Europe and the scope for their ‘Europeanization’ are to be understood. To do so we must go beyond the assumption that there is some simple linear process by which EU competencies are straightforwardly translated into domestic political change in the member states.

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M. Gera,I. Damborská,M. Lapin,M. Melont and inconsistent. Using one case study, the Pacific component of the African, Caribbean and Pacific (PACP) grouping, this chapter bridges this gap through providing an insight into how the EU is viewed as a development actor utilising a three-tiered methodology — interviews with prominent elites, newspaper analysis and a public opinion survey.

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M. Fendeková same time, we emphasise that it would be wrong to assume that the Lisbon Treaty completely defines how the EU operates. Organisations amount to more than their formal structures and are heavily influenced by all kinds of informal processes (Meyer and Rowan, 1991).

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M. Fendekovád change. Still fewer focus on the areas of research that are the objects of study in this book — the difficult questions of measuring and evaluating effects on the ground, on the union itself, and on other international security providers.

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M. Jakubis,M. Jakubisováprotection did not make the job of adjusting to EU rules and philosophies any less painful or unpredictable. In many respects, the disadvantages of having innovated with national policies before the EU caught up made it considerably harder.

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S. Vil?eková,E. Krídlová Burdová,I. Seleckádecode the nature of causality between EU influence and domestic change, and the explanation of the set of dimensions through which the extent of Europeanization of domestic interest groups can be measured.

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Andrej ?oltész,Lea ?ubanová,Dana Baroková,Michaela ?erveňanská the member states. Reactions towards the two crises in 2001 — FYROM and Afghanistan — in particular crystallized conflicting pressures acting on member states, and show the extent to which they had to re-evaluate their stance not just vis-à-vis CFSP/ESDP but also the EU’s relationship with NATO and the US.

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Martina Zeleňáková,Abdelazim M. Negm Gaulle’s policy in favour of a Europe of the states for a more integrationist stance with regard to the EU, and came to focus on the Bundesbank as the bastion of Germany’s financial and corporate power nexus, and the prime partner of the US Federal Reserve in managing the central exchange rate between the dollar and the DM.