Titlebook: Beyond the Spanish State; Central Government, Rachel Jones Book 2000 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 2000 E

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Approach to the Analysis,, and between national governments and other domestic actors. Although it could be argued that ‘evidence from both the EU policy process and from major treaty negotiations has consistently reinforced…the critical role which national governments have played in the decision-making process’ (Cram, 1997

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Relations Between the Spanish Central State and Other Domestic Actors During the EC Accession NegotC level, it examines the input to the negotiating process of other domestic actors in Spain. Most analyses of the accession negotiations rest on the premise of the overwhelming consensus in Spanish society regarding EC entry and the high level of autonomy and initiative retained by central governmen

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The Role of the Spanish Central State in the Negotiation of Cohesion Policy,anish government played in setting the agenda, and negotiating the optimal level of funding. A substantial body of literature on cohesion policy focuses on the increasing role played by regional governments, arguing that central government is less in control of the policy-making process in view of e

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,The Role of the Spanish Central State in the Negotiation of the EU–Morocco Fisheries Agreement,eries agreement between the EU and Morocco in 1995, seeking to maximize the defence of its national interests in view of the potentially negative impact of the accord on its fishing sector. Former Agriculture and Fisheries Minister Luis Atienza (1996, p. 12) recognizes the considerable importance of

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A Network Neutral Alternative to Free Basicsf the boats fishing in Moroccan waters were suitable for operating further afield. The focus is on the case of Andalusia, which is the region most economically dependent on the agreement in view of its lack of alternative fishing grounds, even if other regions such as the Canary Islands have larger fishing quotas in Moroccan waters.