The European Union : an introduction / Mark Corner.

By:

Corner, Mark

Material type:

TextSeries: Library of European studies ; 20Publication details: London ; New York : I. B. Tauris, c2014.Description: 264 p. : ill. b&w ; 22 cmISBN:

9781780766850

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DDC classification:

341.2

Contents:

1. Introduction -- 2. History -- 3. Anatomy -- 4. The single market -- 5. Agriculture and aquaculture -- 6. A Europe of regions -- 7. External relations -- 8. The greening of Europe? -- 9. Conclusion.

Summary: The EU is one of the most notoriously complex international organisations. It is the only supranational organisation where nation-states agree to share sovereignty in some areas but not in others. At the heart of the EU debate across Europe are two opposing groups: one aims to devolve more sovereignty to the EU, with the aim of creating a European 'super-state' and the other wishes to devolve less, effectively relegating the EU to a mere discussion forum.

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Includes bibliographical references and index.

1. Introduction --
2. History --
3. Anatomy --
4. The single market --
5. Agriculture and aquaculture --
6. A Europe of regions --
7. External relations --
8. The greening of Europe? --
9. Conclusion.

The EU is one of the most notoriously complex international organisations. It is the only supranational organisation where nation-states agree to share sovereignty in some areas but not in others. At the heart of the EU debate across Europe are two opposing groups: one aims to devolve more sovereignty to the EU, with the aim of creating a European 'super-state' and the other wishes to devolve less, effectively relegating the EU to a mere discussion forum.

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