Titlebook: European Union; European Community i Juliet Lodge (Senior Lecturer in Politics) Book 1986 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publi

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The Crocodile Initiative,as not merely contributing to the body of ideas which exist concerning the EC’s development; it was providing a constitutional blueprint accompanied by a plausible strategy for its ratification by member states. This blueprint was drafted and adopted by a large majority of nearly 60 national parties

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Policy for Society,numerous generalisation about it is hazardous. Because this is so, and because of the diverse meanings attached to the term ‘social policy’ itself, it is worth while referring to the broad arguments for including social provisions in a new drive towards European integration and this, in turn, is hel

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International Relations,, was between those who wanted an ideal federal constitution, which would have had no chance whatsover of being adopted, and those who believed that we should aim at practical possibilities, attempting to solve the main problems facing the Community, but without restricting ourselves to compiling a

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The EUT: Legal Problems,ng the thirty years of the existence and development of the EC system. By returning to basic principles, the drafters, who were assisted by four distinguished Community lawyers,. have put forward institutional solutions to some of the more intractable political difficulties in the path of integratio

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-23163-6n Parliament to come to grips with the critical problems that have inhibited effective and rapid decision-making and responsive policy formulation in the European Community (EC). While the draft treaty itself reflected the consensus of the European Parliament’s members (MEPs) over the desirability f