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    How is Greece doing economically? Did they bounce back after the 2010 bailout? The global recession and fraudulent steps Greece took to enter the Eurozone took a catastrophic toll upon the country and its economy. In April of 2009‚ the European Union ordered Greece to reduce their budget deficits‚ along with France‚ Spain‚ and the Irish Republic in hopes to prevent a further trickle effect upon the other countries of the Eurozone (http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-13856580). However‚ Greece

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    The Netherlands is part of the NATO‚ but not all of the countries of the European Union are members of it. So what my country proposes is that The European Union should create a peaceful treaty between the NATO and the EU members of this alliance‚ to break the military relations‚ so we can stop depending on USA‚ Canada and other countries that are not part of the European Union. Europe should take responsibility for itself. This gives rise to the common refrain of Mr. Kashmeri and some analysts:

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    Financially Integrated World European Commission. (1970). Report to the Council and the Commission on the Realization by Stages of Economic and Monetary Union in the Community [Werner Report]. European Council . (1989). Report on the Economic and Monetary Union in the Europan Community [Delors Report] European Council. (2012a). Towards a Genuine Economic and Monetary Union (EUCO120/12) European Council. (2012b). Towards a Genuine Economic and Monetary Union (Interim Report) European Council. (2012c). Towards

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    main spheres; international‚ internal and bilateral. Firstly‚ when we look at the international sphere‚ with the end of the cold-war the whole world order has changed. With the emergence of new countries (CEEC’s)‚ the lift of the threat of Soviet Union‚ Turkey’s importance in the eyes of the Germany has declined. Moreover‚ the increasing roles of NGO’s and shift from the high security to low security issues had effected the relations by the activists‚ public and the media. New threats and solutions

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    integrations‚ and is also trying to gain access to new ones in the future. Russia is a member of the Asian-Pacific Economic Cooperation(APEC)‚ Black Sea Economic Cooperation(BSEC)‚ Eurasian Economic Community‚ and is currently petitioning to join the European Union‚ as well as‚ the World Trade Organization. Russia joined the APEC on November 14 through 15 in 1998. Members of the APEC includes‚ the United States‚ Canada‚ New Zealand‚ Peru‚ Chile‚ Japan‚ as well as 15 other countries. “Known as APEC’s ‘Three

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    Turkey and the Dispute Settlement Mechanism The Dispute Settlement Mechanism (DSM) of the WTO constitutes the guarantee of the legal structure arising from the WTO Agreements. This mechanism is only applied to trade disputes between WTO Member states and arising from government policies but the disputes between person and firms are out of the scope of DSM. The main purpose of the mechanism is to ensure that WTO Members act in accordance with the WTO Agreement‚ to protect the rights and obligations

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    02|2012 IFIER papers The Eurozone: An Optimal Currency Area? by Martina Fürrutter February 2012 IFIERpapers combine theoretical reasoning and academic discussion of current research subjects in the two sub-disciplines of International and European Relations. IFIER publishes outstanding work by students as well as new findings of proven experts. IFIER will publish a special issue periodically. Contributions from political scientists and students outside of Innsbruck are explicitly welcome. Each

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    Background After World War II ended‚ most of Western Europe had been reduced to ruin. In an effort to protect itself from possible future invasions‚ the Western European Union (WEU) was founded by the following countries: Britain‚ Belgium‚ France‚ the Netherlands‚ and Luxembourg. When the city of Berlin was blockaded in 1948 by the Soviet Union‚ members of the WEU decide that a wider foundation of cooperation is needed-one that involves the United States. The United States and WEU formed a new alliance

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    consequences. When the European Union was created‚ everyone supported the idea of free movements of goods‚ services‚ capital and workforce‚ but it seems that there was less thought of how to deal with economic crises and with the less successful union members. The whole crisis that the Eurozone has faced in these years is a breaking point for the Union. There are two ways the Union can go: breaking apart or dealing with the crisis through undergoing changes and creating new union mechanisms and systems

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    The roles of the main EU institutions (Council‚ Commission and Parliament) in the management of the continuing/financial crisis” I. Introduction. The ongoing euro economic/financial crisis has exposed large gaps in the ability of both the European Union’s (EU) institutions as a whole‚ and of the euro zone group in particular‚ to take a common approach to solving the problem. In the absence of an adequate common policy approach we have seen individual member states‚ including Ireland‚ resorting

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