Politics Trove 2017
DOI: 10.1093/hepl/9780198708933.001.0001
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Abstract: European Union Politics equips readers to understand the European Union and the topical debates and issues which surround it. Alongside comprehensive coverage of the history, theory, institutions, and policies of the EU, it features a whole section on contemporary issues and current debates, including democracy and legitimacy in the EU, public opinion, the economic crisis, and a brand new chapter on the future of the EU. Helpful learning features throughout the text, including key points, questions, and exampl… Show more

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“…The continued rupture of the civic state in favour of proto‐nationalist ideals does not stand the test of multilevel governance in so far as other ideals beyond politics motivate the popular desire for integration. These theories also ignore the role of religion, tribalism and people's emotive connections to history and how all these continue to shape contemporary African imaginary and collective identity (see Cini and Perez‐Solorzano Borragan, , p. 89; Wiener and Diez, , p. 51; Eilstrup‐Sangiovanni, , p. 99). In the case of religion for example, the motivation behind the rise of Islamist terror groups like Boko Haram and Al Shabab or the Fulani terrorist groups in Nigeria, the varied motives that gave rise to these terror groups all critique the assumed priority and virtues of regional integration over primoradial allegiances.…”
Section: Categories and Context: Collective Identity And Politics Of mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The continued rupture of the civic state in favour of proto‐nationalist ideals does not stand the test of multilevel governance in so far as other ideals beyond politics motivate the popular desire for integration. These theories also ignore the role of religion, tribalism and people's emotive connections to history and how all these continue to shape contemporary African imaginary and collective identity (see Cini and Perez‐Solorzano Borragan, , p. 89; Wiener and Diez, , p. 51; Eilstrup‐Sangiovanni, , p. 99). In the case of religion for example, the motivation behind the rise of Islamist terror groups like Boko Haram and Al Shabab or the Fulani terrorist groups in Nigeria, the varied motives that gave rise to these terror groups all critique the assumed priority and virtues of regional integration over primoradial allegiances.…”
Section: Categories and Context: Collective Identity And Politics Of mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Formally, all EU member states are equal, as each has one vote in Intergovernmental Conferences in which the EU primary law is changed. Additionally, each EU member state has one vote in the Council of Ministers based on the double majority principle applied during the ordinary legislative procedure (Cini and Pèrez‐Solòrzano Borragàn, ; Panke and Haubrich Seco, ). Yet, the states differ in two respects: first, population ranges from 460,297 in Malta to 82.5 million in Germany which is decisive for the application of the double majority principle in the Council of Ministers, since not only do at least 55 per cent of member states need to agree in order to pass a directive or a regulation, but they also need to represent at least 65 per cent of the EU population.…”
Section: Small States In the Eu – Challenges And Strategiesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…2 of the Treaty establishing the European Economic Community, the Commission is entitled and obliged to contact governments and interest groups. The Single European Act contains provisions related to cooperation in the area of science and technical development between Member States of the European Community and international organizations and third-party states-the European Union indirectly perceives interest groups as international organizations (Cini, 2005). The Treaty on European Union (Maastricht Treaty) regulated the issues related to interest groups more strictly.…”
Section: Legal Basis For the Operation Of Polish Business Groups Euromentioning
confidence: 99%