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New Europe. Natolin Review 2 (10) 2010
List
of contents (pdf) |
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Natolin Paper 43 (2010)
Ryszard M. Machnikowski
Muslims in Western Europe
- between integration and radicalisation? |
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Natolin Paper 42 (2010)
Tomasz Kapu¶niak
The eastern dimension of the EU’s Neighbourhood Policy.
Inclusion without membership? |
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New Europe. Natolin Review
Special Edition 1 (4) 2010. Olaf Osica
The High North
as a New Area
of Cooperation
and Rivalry |
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New Europe. Natolin Review 1 (9) 2010
List
of contents (pdf) |
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Natolin Paper 41 (2010)
Justyna Łacny
Periodic penalty payments, lump sums and
financial corrections imposed on Member
States for the infringement of the EU law |
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Natolin Paper 40 (2010)
Rafał Riedel
Supranationalisation of Energy Security in Europe.
Theoretical Approaches |
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Natolin Paper 39 (2010)
Krystyna Kowalik-Bańczyk
The issues of the protection of fundamental
rights in EU competition proceedings |
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The Black Sea Region and EU Policy
The Challenge of Divergent Agendas
Edited by Karen Henderson and Carol Weaver,
University of Leicester
Ashgate 2010
The Black Sea region rarely hit the media headlines until the outbreak of war in Georgia in 2008, yet its importance as a focus of European Union (EU) external policy making had already been growing for several years. The area is fascinating and diverse, comprising both large and small states, with a mixture of democracies and more authoritarian regimes. Traditionally a central foreign policy concern for Russia and Turkey, since the end of the Cold War, the EU and the US have become increasingly involved in the many dimensions of Black Sea politics.
This book brings together a broad range of specialists on the region to analyze the challenge of divergent agendas both within and outside the EU. More specifically it looks at how the EU's enlargement to include states on the Black Sea shore has brought about new external policies including the European Neighbourhood Policy, Black Sea Synergy and the Eastern Partnership, all representing subtly different aims and interests. The various sections in the book also examine regionalization, conflict resolution, security, relationships between the Black Sea's states and last but not least, the vital issue of energy which has begun to dominate the discussion of the region.
Designed to further the debate on the future of EU policies for the Black Sea region, this book is an essential resource for researchers, students and others in search of a coherent picture of the inter-relationship of EU initiatives and policies in the region.
www.ashgate.com/isbn/9781409412014 |
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Leitbilder for the Future of the European Union
Dissenting Promoters of Unity
Edited by Gesa-Stefanie Brincker, Mathias Jopp, Lenka Anna Rovná
Nomos 2011
An ever growing European Union (EU)? Treaty reforms, EU-budget negotiations and Euro-zone enlargements: European integration was put to a great test at the beginning of the 21st century. How were these developments and especially the way to the Lisbon Treaty experienced in different EU member states? How did the variety of actors in seven exemplified countries react to these changes and a growing heterogeneity within the EU? How did they thus formulate their ideas for the future of the Union, their Leitbilder?
The approach of this research originates in the basic assumption that Leitbilder can be seen as a key factor in the development of the EU. Such Leitbilder contain conceptual statements dealing with the underlying institutional and constitutional construction of the EU and its potential finalité. They can also relate to elements of the integration process, for example specific policy areas. The analysis of Leitbilder in old and new EU member states answers the questions in which way the spectrum of the Euro-political Leitbilder changed with enlargement and if, as a consequence of potentially increasing heterogeneity within the EU, there are foreseeable tendencies of greater fragmentation, continuity or reinvention.
www.nomos-shop.de/11675 |
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Institutional Design and Voting Power in the European Union
Edited by Marek A. Cichocki, Natolin European Centre
and Karol Życzkowski, Jagiellonian University
Ashgate 2010
Leading global experts in the field of politics and mathematics bring forth key insights on how voting power should be allocated between EU member states, and what the policy consequences are of any given institutional design. Close attention is paid to the practical implications of decision-making rules, the nature and distribution of power, and the most equitable ways to represent the preoccupations of European citizens both in the Council and European Parliament.
Highly theoretical and methodologically advanced, this volume is set to enrich the debate on the future of the EU's institutional design. A valuable source of information to scholars of political science, European studies and law, as well as to people working on game theory, theory of voting and, in general, applications of mathematics to social science.
www.ashgate.com/isbn/9780754677543 |
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Natolin Paper 38 (2010)
Magdalena Konopacka
Multilevel Injustice and The Judge or The Golden Legend
of St George as told in contemporary Europe |
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Natolin Analyses 3/2010
Ariella Huff
Strange Bedfellows
The Conservative-Liberal Democrat Coalition and Europe |
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A Transformation Gap?
American Innovations and European Military Change
Edited by Terry Terriff, Frans Osinga, and Theo Farrell
Stanford University Press 2010
Contents | Contributors |
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Natolin Analyses 2/2010
Ariella Huff
The UK election
What outcomes for Europe? |
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Natolin Paper 37 (2009)
Agnieszka Grzelak
The European Union on the way towards
the Area of Freedom, Security and Justice |
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Natolin Paper 36 (2009)
Marcin Kaczmarski
The Russian Factor in the Policy of the European Union
Towards International Crises |
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Natolin Paper 35 (2009)
Tomasz Grzegorz Grosse
Monetary Power in Transatlantic Relations.
Study of the relationship between economic policy
and geopolitics in the European Union |
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New Europe. Natolin Review 1 (8) 2009
List
of contents (pdf) |
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New Europe. Natolin Review
Special Edition 2009.
Consolidation or Disintegration?
Security policy cooperation in the Baltic Sea sub-region |
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New Europe. Natolin Review 2 (7) 2008
List
of contents (pdf) |
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Central Europe Digest, June 15, 2009
The Latest from Central Europe.
by Olaf Osica
From Strategic Partnership to Velvet Divorce?
New Challenges to the U.S. - Poland Agenda |
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Natolin Paper 34 (2009)
Barbara Nita
The europeanisation of criminal law
and the constitutional standards
in the member states
of the European Union |
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Olaf Osica
A
Poland that Can Accept America's 'No'
CEPA newsletter |
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