Stefania Baroncelli

Europe in progress
Critical issues in the process of European integration - Vol.1 From Maastricht to Nice

204 pagine, ISBN 8883980204

A comprehensible and critical account of the most significant areas of the EU, mostly to civil servants of the Ministries of Foreign Affairs of the countries of the European Union, but also to students of law and politics, and to professionals whose work has a European dimension.

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The essays collected in this book originated from two seminars on the European Union organized in Rome at the Italian Ministry for Foreign Affairs, Istituto diplomatico, with the co-operation of the European University Institute. In recognition of the breadth of the developments occurring in the EU, and given the special perspective used by the audience - officials of the Italian Ministry of Foreign Affairs - the seminars were organized selecting a series of subjects which could best exemplify the international dimension of the European Union and its political choices, without however forgetting its link with Italy.
The result is a textbook which, after giving an essential background for each subject analysed, goes into the detail, offering an updated and insightful version of the issues at stake. Even though the authors have tried to focus on empirical and recent data, the internal coherence of the paper and a more theoretical approach has also been maintained, given the academic background of the writers. All of them in fact obtained (or are on the way to obtain) a PhD from the European University Institute respectively in Law, Social and Political Sciences or Economics.
It is hoped that this book will provide a comprehensible and critical account of the most significant areas of the EU, mostly to civil servants of the Ministries of Foreign Affairs of the countries of the European Union, but also to students of law and politics, and to professionals whose work has a European dimension.

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