Titlebook: Representing Interests in the European Union; Justin Greenwood Textbook 1997Latest edition Justin Greenwood 1997 Europe.European Integrati

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Business Interests, community. In a sample of business groups, over three-quarters had established themselves prior to the single-market initiative being conceived, while over half had established themselves in Brussels prior to the single-market project (Table 5.1).

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opean Union. Covering professional, consumer and social interests as well as business, labour and general issues of regulation, it presents a very wide range of information and data including the results of original research by the author.

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Professional Interests, in Britain than are other types of associations, and that, after Brussels, Britain is the most important base for European-level professional associations, accounting for 17 (25 per cent) of all of these.

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Conclusions: Interests and European Integration,that an emphasis upon the role of states (international relations), and supranational ‘institutionalist’ dynamics (neofunctionalism), in the integration process need not be mutually exclusive (Keohane and Hoffman, 1990; Sandholtz, 1993). Most modern accounts of the integration process draw from both traditions rather than exclusively from one.

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Public Interests,stablish mechanisms for openness and transparency in decision-making (Chapter 2). In particular, the Commission, the most vulnerable of these institutions to the charge of remoteness, has engaged in a wide-ranging programme to explain the benefits of EU membership to citizens.