The European Union: Economics, Policy and History

by SusanSeniorNello (Author)

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  Paperback
  2011

  $6.53

  This text offers an accessible introduction to the European Union for undergraduate students. Although the text maintains an emphasis on policy within the EU, it also details the history and economics of the EU, the institutions and strategies in place, and the enlargement process. Key issues such as climate change, the economic crisis and the Lisbon Treaty are also covered. Senior Nello's clear, non-technical explanations and use of appendices for more detailed discussion of theory, ensures the book will appeal to students of economics, business, politics, history, law and European studies.

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  Paperback
  2008

  $3.29

  The European Union: Economics, Policies and History provides a multidisciplinary account of the European Union. The current edition concentrates primarily on the policies of the European Union but retains an economics grounding. The text's multidisciplinary approach makes it relevant to students of business, economics, politics and international relations. Given the changing nature of the content in this title, it is important that the content, both in the book and on the OLC, is revised and updated. For example, since the current edition published, a number of new policies, such as environment and energy, have become more prominent. Updates to the new edition will include a new chapter on the Lisbon Strategy, and coverage of Budget and Common Agricultural Policy will be updated to include more on disadvantages of the CAP for consumers.The chapters on Environment and Energy and Competition and Industrial Policy are more important now. These chapters will be revised to include more analysis of these topics, as opposed to description. The OLC will also be updated to include more of the desdcriptive material to allow for more analysis of topics in the text itself.

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  Paperback
  2011

  $100.33

  This text offers an accessible introduction to the European Union for undergraduate students. Although the text maintains an emphasis on policy within the EU, it also details the history and economics of the EU, the institutions and strategies in place, and the enlargement process. Key issues such as climate change, the economic crisis and the Lisbon Treaty are also covered. Senior Nello's clear, non-technical explanations and use of appendices for more detailed discussion of theory, ensures the book will appeal to students of economics, business, politics, history, law and European studies.