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    transformed itself into a continent brought about through social and economic integration. This radical change stemmed from the vision of post-World War II Europeans‚ longing for peace in order to spur development in their countries . Hence‚ the European Union ‚ more commonly known as the EU was created . The EU as it stands is a social institution that until today‚ stands firm on it’s guiding principle "economic integration resulting to

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    SRN: 229113 Article 34 Article 34 TFEU states that “Quantitative restrictions on imports and all measures having equivalent effect shall be prohibited between member states.” In regards to the quantitative restrictions‚ it is clear that member states cannot restrict the level of imports from other member states. MEQRs On the issue of measures having equivalent effect (MEQR)‚ the situation is unclear. In the case 8/74 Procureur du Roi v Dassonville(1974)‚ the Court of Justice gave

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    because the united States were fearful of foreign influences in the Western Hemisphere. The Monroe Doctrine of 1823 states that any attempt by European powers to colonize in the Western Hemisphere would be viewed as hostile to the U.S. The United States proposing the Open Door Policy in 1899 should be viewed as intervention. The open door policy stated that all European nations‚ and the United States‚ could trade with China. This policy was proposed because it allowed multiple Imperial powers access

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    European Union (EU) Response to Economic and Financial Crisis By Dragan Kosanovic 3-18-2013 The European Union (EU) is a family of democratic European countries‚ committed to working together for peace and prosperity. It is not a State intended to replace existing states‚ but it is more than any other international organization. The historical roots of the European Union lie in the Second World War. The idea of European Union was perceived to prevent destruction from ever happening again.

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    Turkey has been associated to Europe much longer than many of the member or prospective member states. Turkey’s application to signing up for becoming a member to the European Union was made on 14 April 1987. Turkey has been an associate member of the European Union (then European Community) since 1963 with the Ankara Agreement. Turkey was one of the first countries to become a member of the Council of Europe in 1949. Therefore it is important to examine the important political and economic milestones

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    8. Is European Union undermining the sovereignty of its individual member states? In order to give an answer to the question above‚ it is worth mentioning that the two key points that this essay will analyse [the EU and the notion of sovereignty] are both really hard to define from just one point of view‚ therefore different theories will be taken into account to give a complete and fulfilling outlook of the effect that the creation of the European Union had given to the concept of modern sovereignty

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    EXPLAIN THE CHANGING SIGNIFICANCE OF THE WESTERN EUROPEAN UNION (WEU) When the subject of the Western European Union and its position in the evolving European security environment was raised at a discussion of current issues at NATO in 1993‚ it was described simply as being a "paper tiger" incapable of responding to future crises 1 However the status of the WEU has changed rapidly‚ particularly with the European Community (EC) agreement at Maastricht defining new responsibilities for the organisation

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    not want to continue its part in the union as a single market. The market that intended to increase competitiveness‚ specialization and scale of economy therefore to allow products to be transferred to a place where it is valued most effectively and efficiently. Where some of the products and goods are dealt with according to EU legislations. 2.0 The Brexit Brexit is a title used for the plan of the British government to be withdrawn from the European Union; BR (British ) exit. After people of

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    strategies of European Union‚ we have to first answer the question: “What is terrorism?” or “How exactly can be terrorism defined?” When answering this question we will encounter two “problems”. Firstly‚ it is not straightforward to define this worldwide-known term because of its complexity of relating criminal‚ unlawful activities and there is no universal definition of terrorism. And secondly‚ there are as many definitions as many scholarly publications‚ governmental or non-governmental institutions. For

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    communicate information and ideas about institutions and individual experience? Institutions consist of protest‚ compliance and enforcement. Sometimes institutions harm the individual and sometimes they affect the individual in a positive way. The two texts‚ Shawshank Redemption (film) and Scales of Justice (television drama)‚ both demonstrate this well‚ through various techniques such as narrating throughout the films. Both texts are about institutions in the criminal justice system. The text

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