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"Crisis? What Crisis?" To what extent does the outcome of the French and Dutch referenda of May/June 2005 represent a crisis for the EU?
TREATY ESTABLISHING A CONSTITUTION FOR EUROPE âOur Constitution ... is called a democracy because power is in the hands not of a minority but of the greatest number. Thucydides II, 37â This project is supposed to bring new era for the European Union, consolidating the lines of development of the construction. Therefore it was and still is necessary to be achieved a ratification in all member states including the most problematic ones, and bringing the text into force with all democratic means and regulations. In the EU, from a normative point of view, the policies should be allocated to different levels so that can be achieved best policy outcome. From a positive perspective, the policies are being plasticized as a result of a âspecific constitutional and political bargain and the way the actors with different policy goals have behaved within this bargain.â2 So, it seems that the evolution of the European Union, as always, depends on personal national interests and their reflection on the decision-making process within, and lots of times connected to the world political arena.
An Export Architecture for a Multimedia Authoring Environment
In this paper, we propose an export architecture that provides a clear
separation of authoring services from publication services. We illustrate this
architecture with the LimSee3 authoring tool and several standard publication
formats: Timesheets, SMIL, and XHTML
Alliances and treaties: co-operation in war and peace
This article explores how the use of alliances and treaties changed
along with the developments in the European international order in the
modern era. Fundamentally, European international relations
remained based on an "anarchic" system of competing sovereign states.
Yet the evolution of concepts of international law from the Renaissance
onwards and the impact of cultural, political, and social developments
has encouraged a use of treaties and alliances that has moved
European politics fitfully towards a "constitutional" solution, while
never fully embracing such a model
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