Titlebook: Governance and Security Issues of the European Union; Challenges Ahead Jaap de Zwaan,Martijn Lak,Piet Willems Book 2016 T.M.C. Asser Press

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Hirohisa Narita,Nelfa Desmira,Hideo Fujimotoember states but globally. One of the important challenges of the European energy policy is climate change. Presently, the European Commission (EC) seeks to create an Energy Union, aimed at ensuring that Europe has secure, affordable and climate-friendly energy. In order to achieve this, some propos

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Challenges in Electronic Productionconomic and employment policies. Particularly, the increase of the employment rate of the population aged 20–64 to 75% is one of the 5 EU headline targets. Several actors (e.g. social partners, civil society) are asked to give their contributions to the achievement of the EU?2020 strategy’s goals. T

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Surface mount component assembly,er states will have to turn the 4th new Anti-Money Laundering (AML) directive into national law. This chapter analyses the expected impact of the new legal framework on the prevention and combat of money laundering within the EU. As might have been expected the new directive does not provide governm

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