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REGIONALIZATION IN BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA

REGIONALIZATION IN BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA

Author(s): Mirko Pejanović / Language(s): English Publication Year: 0

Bosnia and Herzegovina in the development of post socialistic transition strides through several significant social historic processes. Surely, the most important process is the process of integration in EU. In order to achieve this aim it is necessary to implement European standards to complete conditions for the EU membership. One of those standards is establishment of regional state structure. Within internal structure of all West European countries besides central and local units of government, there is developed region model. Regions present important subjects of economical and social development of European Union and have important role in enlargement of European Union and its democratic development through the process of construction unique European market. Therefore, in the past decades, European Union pays special attention to the regional development and support to the interregional cooperation.

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EUROPEANISED GOVERNANCE AND COHESION POLICY

EUROPEANISED GOVERNANCE AND COHESION POLICY

Author(s): Ilona Pálné Kovács / Language(s): English Publication Year: 0

The rescaling/ or consolidation process at basic and meso-levels in Central and Eastern European countries has been going on under the label of Europeanisation adapting to the mainstream of West-European territorial governance and regionalism strongly influenced by the regime of the Structural Funds. The paper will show the process of territorial reforms in some Central and Eastern European and Western Balkan countries comparatively.

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REGIONALIZATION, REGIONAL MARKETING AND REGIONAL COMPANIES IN WESTERN BALKAN COUNTRIES

REGIONALIZATION, REGIONAL MARKETING AND REGIONAL COMPANIES IN WESTERN BALKAN COUNTRIES

Author(s): Anto Domazet / Language(s): English Publication Year: 0

Regionalization of the Western Balkans countries is presented as a process of integration of national economies in the region based on the liberalization of flows of goods, capital, labor, information and ideas. Regionalization is taking place on two levels: at the individual country level and at the level of companies. Effects of regionalization are reflected in economic growth and development through the fostering of mutual trade, foreign direct investment and competitiveness. Regionalization creates a regional market, which is for the Western Balkan countries institutionally organized in the form of CEFTA. In the same time nearly all Western Balkan countries have a certain level of association and integration with European Union. In the context of international marketing regionalization is a process of convergence of marketing environment. This leads to a convergence of consumer needs and consumers creating a “regional consumer” with homogenized needs and preferences in consumption. So it allows the standardization of marketing on a regional basis and products with the effects of economies of scale and fragmentation of the value chain in different locations within the region. Regional marketing is a market concept exploiting market opportunities offered by regional markets and resources in the region. On the basis of a regional marketing approach a new type of regional companies that are oriented to market demand in the region is developed. Regional companies have primary focus to the similarities between the regional consumer segments and opportunities for regional resource use and investment in the region. For each country in the Western Balkans, due to the small economic area, regional market is extremely important for generating economic growth. Applying regional marketing and creating competitive regional companies is a promising way to use the potential of regional markets as much as possible. This also creates the necessary conditions for the competitiveness of regional companies in the EU market.

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KONTINUITET DRŽAVNOSTI BOSNE I HERCEGOVINE, ZAVNOBIH I EVROPSKE INTEGRACIJE

KONTINUITET DRŽAVNOSTI BOSNE I HERCEGOVINE, ZAVNOBIH I EVROPSKE INTEGRACIJE

Author(s): Dženana Čaušević / Language(s): Bosnian Publication Year: 0

The process of European integrations as a means of establishing lasting peace and stability in Europe is a phenomenon of the twentieth century. The idea of the unification of Europe was already present in the 15th century. The foundations of European integrations were set after the First World War, and the actual process of integration began in the middle of last century. Jean Monnet, Robert Schuman and others pledged to create a political union, the European Federation, today the European Union. Considering the position and continuity in the development of the state of Bosnia and Herzegovina, in the context of European integrations, it can be emphasized that, since its inception in the early Middle Ages, and later in its historical development, Bosnia was characterized by certain specificities in geopolitical, cultural, historical and civilization, always belonging to the European circle of states. The basic features of its millennial existence are the continuity of the territory in the historical borders, the continuity of the name of Bosnia and the continuity of state-law development. In this context, the constitution of ZAVNOBIH, as a war parliament during the Second World War, whose decisions had constitutional and international legal character, represents the legitimate act of this multi-century continuity and its political identity. In this context, the importance of ZAVNOBIH should be emphasized in particular having in mind to the fact that after the 6. January 1929 Regime and the occupation of 1941, by the Decision of the First Session of ZAVNOBIH, the territorial unity of BIH was re-established and its statehood has been restored. This was confirmed by the decisions of the Second AVNOJ Session. At its Second Session, ZAVNOBIH was constituted in the most legislative and executive body of Bosnia and Herzegovina. By the decisions of the Third Session of ZAVNOBIH the building of the government system and state structure were completed. It is important to point out that all the decisions of ZAVNOBIH, as a war parliament, were made under the conditions of the anti-fascist war in Europe as well as in Bosnia and Herzegovina. These decisions were legitimate, they had constitutional and international legal significance in accordance with the Atlantic Charter and the UN Charter. Given the current circumstances in Bosnia and Herzegovina, its accession to the NATO alliance and its integration into the European Union, the internal unity and stability of this country would be achieved. This would have the effect of weakening the tendency for further ethnic divisions, and the lofty aspirations of the neighbouring countries to divide Bosnia and Herzegovina would also be weakened. Finally, the inclusion of Bosnia and Herzegovina into the NATO Alliance represents a guarantee of its future, and integration into the European Union is its only path to stability and peace in these areas.

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PROBLEMS AND PROSPECTS OF THE EU INTEGRATION OF BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA: MAJOR MACROECONOMIC CHALLENGES FOR THE ACCESSION PROCESS

PROBLEMS AND PROSPECTS OF THE EU INTEGRATION OF BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA: MAJOR MACROECONOMIC CHALLENGES FOR THE ACCESSION PROCESS

Author(s): Zlatko Hurtić / Language(s): English Publication Year: 0

The Council of Ministers of Bosnia and Herzegovina has adopted full integration of the country into the European Union (EU) as its major goal. This objective is supported by the large majority of population in Bosnia and Herzegovina. However, the EU membership requires from all governments to meet a number of so called socio-economic conditions to ensure harmonization with the EU regulations and procedures. These policies were adopted by the European Council in 1993 in Copenhagen and which are known as the “Copenhagen criteria”. The fulfilment of them requires from each candidate country to implement a number of sub-criteria to enable to its economy to endure all competitive pressures from the EU common markets once full membership is achieved. Accession process also requires from the candidate countries to combat poverty and social exclusion, and to reform their social protection systems on the basis of policy exchanges and mutual learning. Finally, candidate countries have to improve capacity for implementation of the EU cohesion policy (2007-2013) which has been designed to bring social cohesion and to reduce gap between the levels of development of various regions across the EU. Bosnia and Herzegovina has made significant progress in years after the 1992-1995 war. However, implementation of the key structural reforms has lagged behind, notably those related to privatization, building export base and improving competitiveness. As result, Bosnia and Herzegovina has reached the pre-war GDP per capita just three years ago. Despite all shortfalls, Bosnia and Herzegovina has substantial potentials for a continued economic growth. However, the slowness in implementation of key reforms, in particular the structural reforms, is placing significant limitations and posing risks for meeting key socio-economic criteria for the EU integration. Ongoing political crisis has hindered economic recovery. As result, the international agency Moody’s has lowered credit rating of the country from stable to risky citing the political crisis as the main cause of economic difficulties. There are no doubts that majority of population of BiH supports the EU aspirations as much there are no doubts that all member states of the EU support full integration of BiH into the EU. However, the road to EU does not come without cost. Serious institutional and legislative adjustments are required to be carried out by all accession countries and Bosnia and Herzegovina is no exception to this process. Nevertheless, while the process of institutional strengthening and legislative adjustments have taken place, strengthening of the macroeconomic and structural policies to support EU integration has not received proper attention neither by the public or governments. The economic agenda for the EU accession is well known and unavoidable. It will have to be tackled by all governments if further progress is to be made. Meeting Copenhagen criteria has been for all other accession countries a serious test of their preparedness for the full membership. These criteria are designed to strengthen competiveness of the accession country’s economy to make it able to endure competitive pressures of the EU common market once full EU membership is achieved. In the case of Bosnia and Herzegovina meeting of the socio-economic criteria will require highest possible commitment on the Government but also on the public side to implement difficult and painful reforms, first and foremost to complete unfinished transition agenda and to build export-led economy fully integrated into the EU common market. Otherwise, rising foreign debt due to borrowing from the IMF (close to commercial terms), growing budget deficits, unemployment and current account deficit together with weak mobility and flexibility of the labour market are serous treats to macroeconomic stability. Under these circumstances, reaching the accession targets related to meeting the Copenhagen criteria and preparing the Bosnian economy for the membership at the EU common market will become highly challenging if not unrealistic.

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COOPERATION FOR EUROPEAN INTEGRATIONS: EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS OF WESTERN BALKANS

COOPERATION FOR EUROPEAN INTEGRATIONS: EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS OF WESTERN BALKANS

Author(s): Jasmina Osmanković,Vanja Kenjić,Renato Zrnić / Language(s): English Publication Year: 0

Introducing the democratic parliamentarian system in ’90-es of the twentieth century, Western Balkans countries started transition processes. Some of the countries passed the war destruction challenges, as well as the post-war reconstruction experiences. Post-war experiences coincide with transitional effects, which make strong impact on socio-economic status of countries. Global recession impact and requirements of the EU pre-accession process represent the great challenges for countries of the region, which will unavoidably make influence on the higher education area, as well as on its role in the society. In the republics of former Yugoslavia, public educational institutions have had a central role in educational process, which led to inherited strong public orientation on public universities in newly formed countries. In the same time, higher education sector have unusual growth and strong diversification of educational programmes and institutions. Growth of the university system sometimes really meant division of some universities into smaller units, which came as consequence of war and fragmentation of territories and educational systems. Crisis of trust in faculties and universities also exists, and public authorities who finance higher education question the readiness of the higher education institutions to respond to the needs of students and other stakeholders in higher education field. The need to improve the regional cooperation, in order to strengthen the position of the public educational institution in the region, becomes the important question. Preserving the important societal role of the public educational institution, reaching the high quality standards and contributing to integrations of countries in EU represent the imperative of future activities. Initiative for continuous cooperation in South-East Europe region, started by the International offices of the public faculties/schools of economics in the region may be a step in the concrete progress of regional cooperation. The focus of this paper is the assessment of the possibilities for closer collaboration of public faculties/schools in Western Balkans region, and defining the possible advantages of joint activities. The assumption is that the collaboration will contribute to increase of competitiveness of the region, increase of know-how and experiences transfers, but also the increase in the attractiveness for the foreign students through the organization of joint study and research programmes. Additionally, paper will include possible effects on improving the image and relations with international accreditation bodies and faculties/schools, as well as the impact on costs of international presentations and study programmes organization.

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TRANSNATIONAL COMPANIES AND WEST BALKAN

TRANSNATIONAL COMPANIES AND WEST BALKAN

Author(s): Jasmin Hošo,Jasmina Osmanković,Dženan Đonlagić / Language(s): English Publication Year: 0

The paper focuses on testing the hypothesis that transnational companies contribute to regional integration and development of West Balkan countries. The testing procedure uses relevant methods (comparison, time series, panel analysis, interviewing method). The test is based on primary research, i.e. the prevalent use of primary sources. The analysis pertains to the 2004-2008 period. The area under research includes Serbia, Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina and Macedonia. The focus is on the Tondach company experiences. Results of the research can be used in the context of considering the need and possibility for the establishment of the third macro-region in Europe, particularly within the framework of developing its development strategy.

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The European Future of B&H as a Mechanism of Integration

The European Future of B&H as a Mechanism of Integration

Author(s): Spyridon Flogaitis / Language(s): English Publication Year: 0

Bosnia and Herzegovina has evidenced difficulties of all kinds in state building. Its complex system of governance, product of its recent history, shall very soon have to dialogue with the European Union and get prepared to receive the European Union Law as superior to the national law and Constitution. In this road map of preparation, Bosnia and Herzegovina shall have to get more and more homogenized with the European Union countries, but also internally in the country itself. This way the country shall be better integrated at all levels and all fronts. The EPLO, as an institution which was conceived for facilitating European integration through education, research, training and institution building activities will be there to support that process which will bring the Western Balkans to the family of states to which they belong, historically, politically, culturally and geopolitically.

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Education for the future in a European perspective

Education for the future in a European perspective

Author(s): Dan Roger Sträng / Language(s): English Publication Year: 0

Every nation has its own distinctive character. Sometimes we take the complexity of explaining and understanding the characteristics of other nations and ethnic groups too lightly. Knowledge and competence equalize differences between groups and increase young people’s opportunities to choose career and achieve quality of life (Giota, 2014). Without knowledge, we find it harder to relate to the world around us, and our positions on various issues may appear vague and ambiguous. Categorizations and preconceptions lead to prejudice and widening gaps between people. One way to define equality is people’s right to education.

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State Aid and Competitiveness of European Union Economies - Legal and Economic Approach

State Aid and Competitiveness of European Union Economies - Legal and Economic Approach

Author(s): Piotr Podsiadło / Language(s): English Publication Year: 0

The Lisbon strategy and the Europe 2020 strategy pointed to the need for a series of reforms to ensure economic growth, while stressing the creation of conditions for the competitiveness of enterprises. An important determinant of economic growth is the development of enterprises and entrepreneurship. When considering the impact of enterprise size on its competitiveness, it can be stated that small and mediumsized enterprises play a key role in the development of entrepreneurship. An important factor that, on the one hand, can contribute to the development of small and medium-sized enterprises and the elimination of barriers related to their activities, and on the other can be conducive to regulating the market mechanism, is the system of State intervention, within which State aid can be distinguished. In the single European market, where free competition is the regulator of all on-going processes, there is a rule that State intervention is permissible if the market alone cannot solve certain problems. According to the claims of welfare economics, when there are no premises for market failure, the domain of the State should be only redistribution of income, since the operation of a free-competitive market will ensure efficient allocation of resources. The purpose of the article is to present the issue of competitiveness of the economy, based on the competitiveness of enterprises, from the perspective of solutions adopted as part of the European Union's development strategies in relation to State aid.

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SVOBODA STUDIA V EVROPSKÉ UNII - JEJÍ PRÁVNÍ A SPOLEČENSKÉ VYSVĚTLENÍ A DŮSLEDKY

SVOBODA STUDIA V EVROPSKÉ UNII - JEJÍ PRÁVNÍ A SPOLEČENSKÉ VYSVĚTLENÍ A DŮSLEDKY

Author(s): Filip Křepelka / Language(s): Czech Publication Year: 0

Písemné rozpracování konferenčního příspěvku o pohybu studentů v Evropské unii by nemělo být jen shrnutím legislativy a judikatury. Je dobré připomenout obecně vysoké školy a vzdělávání a jejich mezinárodní rozměr. Mají několikasetleté kořeny.

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Podpora cestovního ruchu, vývoj a komparace v rámci programových období kohezní politiky EU s aspektem na regionální přeshraniční spolupráci

Podpora cestovního ruchu, vývoj a komparace v rámci programových období kohezní politiky EU s aspektem na regionální přeshraniční spolupráci

Author(s): Tereza Valášková / Language(s): Czech Publication Year: 0

Tourism contributes in a positive way to the development of European regions. It contributes to the economic grow and employment creation. It takes part in preserving and appreciating natural, cultural heritages and local traditions. Tourism seems to be significant especially in the regions which may dispose of generally lower development potential or have peripheral character often due to the presence of a border. Therefore tourism plays a considerable role in meeting regional policy of European Union and reducing regional disparities. It is supported by financial instruments of European budged in frame of EU Cohesion policy and it is an important priority in Cross Border Cooperation programmes. This paper tackles the problematic of EU Cohesion Policy programmes´ support toward tourism. It analyses the evolution of the support to tourism from the European budget and it offers its comparison in the frame of programming periods of the European Cohesion Policy. A particular attention is given to the importance and to the support of tourism in the Cross Border Cooperation.

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The Strategic Compass – A Strategic Boost of Confidence in European Security

The Strategic Compass – A Strategic Boost of Confidence in European Security

Author(s): Oana Elena Brânda / Language(s): English Publication Year: 0

Issued in March 2022, the Strategic Compass is meant to create an active and, at the same time, reactive framework for the managing of EU security and defence-related aspects. After several failures in the process and much criticism of the EU’s inability to stand on its feet when it comes to protecting itself, the Strategic Compass comes with magic words, such as“reducing dependencies”, or the four directions – Act, Secure, Invest and Partner. The aim of this article is to provide a critical analysis of the Strategic Compass from the perspective of the confidence bestowed in the power of the European Union to actually become a security provider “for real”. Although the likelihood of that occurring in the near future is remote, the European Union has finally reached the mindset of turning the Strategic Compass into on-the-ground capabilities.

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Evropské tendence ve vzdělávání v oblasti podpory zdraví a bezpečnosti

Evropské tendence ve vzdělávání v oblasti podpory zdraví a bezpečnosti

Author(s): Miroslava Kovaříková / Language(s): Czech Publication Year: 0

The following article deals with the problem of integrating security issues into the study programme of faculties training teachers in individual fields of education. The article brings an insight into the European Union, specifically the OSHA on health and safety education. Recommendations for integration into education with an emphasis on higher education are developed. A strategy of culture of safety and culture of health is introduced.

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Utdanning for fremtiden i et europeisk perspektiv

Utdanning for fremtiden i et europeisk perspektiv

Author(s): Dan Roger Sträng / Language(s): Norwegian Publication Year: 0

Hver nasjon har sin egenart. Noen ganger virker det som om vi undervurderer hvor komplekst det er å forklare og forstå det som kjennetegner andre nasjoner og folkegrupper. Kunnskap og kompetanse utjevner forskjeller mellom ulike grupper og øker de unges muligheter til å velge yrke og oppnå livskvalitet (Giota, 2014). Uten kunnskap har vi vanskeligere for å forholde oss til omverdenen, og standpunktene våre i ulike spørsmål blir vage og tvetydige. Kategoriseringer og forutinntatte meninger fører til fordommer og økt avstand mellom mennesker. Én måte å definere likeverd på er menneskers rett til utdanning.

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Reform of Judiciary System in Serbia - Compliance with European Standards or Not?

Reform of Judiciary System in Serbia - Compliance with European Standards or Not?

Author(s): Dragana Čvorović / Language(s): English Publication Year: 0

The importance of judicial system is recognized in Republic of Serbia and represents an important part of the reform in the process of accession to the European Union. In line with that, there is a justified question of electing judges and public prosecutors in Serbia, as well as trainings conducted with the aim of improving the position of judicial office holders and realization of key principles of independent and impartial judiciary as a requirement of the European Union for Serbia. In addition for the above principles, the paper analyzes other standards of efficiency of judges and public prosecutors in Serbia. In accordance with the above, the author analyzes the subject matter from the following aspects: first, introductory considerations, second, judicial reform in Serbia - a necessity in the process of accession to the European Union? ; third, judicial reform principles in the process of Serbia's accession to the European Union; fourth, judicial academy as a training center for judges and prosecutors - requirements of the European Commission; fifth, concluding marks.

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Combating Tax Evasion and Tax Avoidance by Exchanging of Tax Information - Macedonian Experience on the Path to the EU Integration

Combating Tax Evasion and Tax Avoidance by Exchanging of Tax Information - Macedonian Experience on the Path to the EU Integration

Author(s): Elena Kjoseva Neshovska / Language(s): English Publication Year: 0

Since 2007 Macedonian authorities have been strongly committed to the idea to become foreign direct investors` choice number one. Additionally, Republic of North Macedonia has strived to response to tax competition among Western Balkan countries. In such environment,every Macedonian Government has recognized the “open door tax policy” as a key ingredient for attracting foreign capital. Tax competition has pushed them even further in the “race to the bottom”. The Macedonian relaxed tax policy regarding the profit and income taxation, has been perceived as a perquisite for economic development as an important condition for EU membership.For many years Macedonian tax system has been promoted “as friendly and comfortable as possible” for doing business. The authorities have overlooked and neglected the problems and potential tax revenue losses. However, the EU agenda has put additional pressure on Republic of North Macedonia. These circumstances drove the country at a crossroad. The dilemma has always been: to continue with one of the most competitive tax policies, through the application of a proportional 10% income tax rate and multiple tax benefits for legal entities, or to join the international fight against tax evasion, tax avoidance and aggressive tax planning. In light of the tax harmonization with EU tax legislation (and OECD tax rules), the fiscal and political arguments prevailed, aiming to prevent the future loss of potential tax revenues.Thus, Republic of North Macedonia signed the Multilateral Convention on Mutual Administrative Assistance for Tax Purposes on June 27, 2018. In addition, as a candidate state for membership in the European Union, the Public Revenue Office is responsible for exchange of tax information with foreign tax authorities, which contributes to further development of the system of mutual exchange of information in accordance with EU Regulation 32003R1798. However, this process is ongoing and is to confirm the commitment and image of the country as an equal partner in the EU efforts to combat harmful business practices that are undertaken mainly for tax purposes.

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EUROPEAN UNION IN THE PRACTICAL LIFE OF PRIMARY SCHOOL PUPILS  (AT THE 2ND LEVEL OF PRIMARY SCHOOLS IN SLOVAKIA)

EUROPEAN UNION IN THE PRACTICAL LIFE OF PRIMARY SCHOOL PUPILS (AT THE 2ND LEVEL OF PRIMARY SCHOOLS IN SLOVAKIA)

Author(s): Iveta Rakytová / Language(s): English Publication Year: 0

Geography is one of the school subjects, which gives space for shaping the relationship of pupils to the larger space than their home country - the Slovak Republic. It enables students to understand the functioning of Slovakia within the larger region – in our case within the European continent. The Slovak Republic is a member of several international groupings, but it is influenced by membership in the European Union. Geography is uniquely predisposed to join patriotism on one side, and the feeling of being part of a larger grouping on the other. For this to work, it is necessary that students have sufficient knowledge of not only the country where they live, but also the community of states they are part of. The aim of the paper is to find a way how to transform the theoretical knowledge acquired by pupils about the European Union into the subject of Geography at the 2nd level of primary schools in the Slovak Republic into practical life.

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Comparison of Inequalities in Incomes in the European Union

Comparison of Inequalities in Incomes in the European Union

Author(s): Martin Sobotka,Lucie SOBOTKOVÁ / Language(s): English Publication Year: 0

The article deals with the analysis of income inequalities in the population of the EU Member States. However, this basic view is related to the methodological aspect for assessing the level of income inequality in these countries. The most general approaches and indicators are used for analysis (their relevance for analysis is not called into question). However, the article rather focuses on their appropriate grasp. For a more comprehensive analysis, the article used an analogy with a similar approach, which is used for assessing so-called convergence between the surveyed countries. The original concept of economic convergence is often extended to other areas. Therefore, it has been proposed to extend the standardization of the ranking of countries according to their inequality. The aim of this approach is to make easier the search for examples the good practices that EU Member States have already applied over the years to reduce the level of income inequality.

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Antipolitica integrării europene. Naționalismul în Europa de Est

Antipolitica integrării europene. Naționalismul în Europa de Est

Author(s): Irena Grudzinska Gross / Language(s): Romanian Publication Year: 0

Problema pe care aș dori să o discut în această lucrare este în ce măsură suferă țările Europei Răsăritene de naționalism și dacă acesta ar putea submina crearea unei mai mari familii europene. Ar putea naționalismul face proiectul unificării europene mai dificil decât este el deja? Mă bucur să spun de pe acum că lucrarea se încheie într-o notă optimistă. Mai întâi, însă, se cer făcute câteva distincții clare.

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