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Regional Sociology Term Paper Regionalization in Europe -15 Situation, trends and prospects in the Member States of European Union (EU-15) Summary Introduction * Region and Regionalization I. Regionalization Typology A. Administrative Regionalization B. Local Authorities Regionalization C. Regional Decentralization D. Politic Regionalization E. Regionalization by Federated Authorities II. Evaluation and prospects of regionalization

REGIONAL COOPERATION IN THE WESTERN BALKANS - A KEY TO INTEGRATION INTO THE EUROPEAN UNION Antonija Petričušić* Summary: Impaired interethnic relations in the Western Balkan countries and the absence of multicultural policies proved to be major obstacles to stability, security and democracy in the 1990s. In attempting to identify what the security implications for enlargement are, the author argues that the EU should develop specific policies towards countries with a higher risk of ethnic tensions

correspondence,together with information about the structure of the organisation and your role therein.The e-tray exercise is the electronic (computer-based) version of the classic in-tray exercise;given the limitations of a printed publication, you can find a full sample of the latter in theassessment part of this book with a detailed report and hints for preparation.The most important thing in these exercises is to quickly get a full overview of theactors and relations between them; identify urgent/non-urgent

études, la réalisation de mon mémoire, et mon orientation professionnelle. 23 Annexes Annexe 1 : analyse Financial Times 19/06/12 Spain’s borrowing costs surge after sale - Robin Wigglesworth and Mary Watkins in London. 18/06/12 Banking union is priority, says IMF - Claire Jones in London. Eurozone: in search for a driver - Gerrit Wiesmann. 17/06/12 Brussels to push for Japan trade deal - Joshua Chaffin in Brussels. 16/07/12 Europe’s banks face tougher demands – temporary 9% capital ratio

production accounts for 10% of UK GDP, a much more important than most industrialized countries. GDP total : $2.228 trillion Currency : Pound sterling The total population of the United Kingdom was 58,8 millions, the third largest in the European Union The literacy rate is 99% and the school is compulsory from age 5 to age 16 years The key elements of the "Welfare State“ : Social Security, Health, Housing, Education, and Welfare and children (the 'personal social services') The 'Welfare State' was

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several years since the European Union is implied in the fight against climate change. Within the framework of the Kyoto protocol The European Union settled an objective of reduction of its emissions in 8 % greenhouse effect by 2012, with regard to 1990.[7] Today, the car manufacturers decrease the rate of CO2 emissions of their car by using different technologies. b) Environmental analysis 1. PESTEL: - Politic: The purpose of a big company is to find a stable country which still

this one step further it is most likely that other factors such as trade affinities are believed to facilitate trade flows between the trading parties which in turn have yielded a higher state of globalization. With the introduction of the European Union the importance of trade has moved to a new level for the European countries. In this customs free area the importance of borders have found a new meaning as they signify the wall between the members and non-members. Furthermore, the European continent

------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------------------------- Economic consequences of the last european union enlargement ------------------------------------------------- Table of contents LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS. 3 INTRODUCTION. 4 1. Enlargement’s consequences. 6 1.1. Trade’s consequences. 7 1.1.1.The boost of the European economy. 7 1.1.2. Removal of tariff and non-tariff barriers. 8 1.2. Consequences on investments. 9 1.21. The Foreign

Management–The Goldman Sachs Foundation Partnership on Nonprofit Ventures and Seattle Social Enterprise Consultants. 2 The EMES (The Emergence of Social Enterprise in Europe) Project, begun in 1996, conducts research on social enterprise in European Union countries with funds from the European Commission. It is the basis for the European EMES Network that annually holds international conferences on social enterprise in Trento, Italy. Springer 250 Voluntas (2006) 17:247–263 Different countries