The Economist Guide To The European Union

by Dick Leonard (Author)

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  Hardcover
  2005

  $3.40

  This is the tenth edition of the long-established definitive guide to the EU. From its original six members (who formed the European Economic Community in 1957) what became the European Union had grown to 27 members in 2007, with several more candidates for membership standing in the wings. This long-established definitive guide to the workings of the EU provides comprehensive coverage of how it works: the institutions, the mechanisms; every area of EU competence from agriculture to workers' rights; the effects of the single market and the single currency and the successes and stresses of the euro zone; the implications of the Lisbon treaty; and, the impact of the enlargement of the EU and the prospects for further enlargement and for closer political integration. The Guide to the European Union is well-established as the clearest and most comprehensive guide to how the EU operates. This new edition brings you up to date at a crucial stage in its development following parliamentary elections and a new Commission taking over in 2009.

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  Hardcover
  2002

  $3.40

  This best-selling guide to the workings of the European Union provides comprehensive coverage of: The development of the Union. How it works: the institutions, the mechanisms. Every area of EU competence from agriculture to workers' rights The effects of the single market and the single currency . The prospects for closer political integration. This Guide to the European is well-established as the clearest and most comprehensive guide to how the EU operates. This new edition brings you up to date at a crucial stage following the replacement of the mark, franc, lira, peseta and seven other currencies by the euro and at a time when Britain edges closer to putting euro zone membership to the vote in a referendum.