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Policy-Making in the European Union by Helen Wallace, Mark Pollack, William Wallace

Policy-Making in the European Union Helen Wallace, Mark Pollack, William Wallace ebook
Page: 609
Publisher: Oxford University Press, USA
Format: djvu
ISBN: 0199276129, 9780199276127

At the DOD's PA action day on 21 March 2013, acumen public affairs discussed the critical theme of risk and policy-making where public affairs and issue management are central to helping businesses tackle these issues. Since the Eurozone crisis blew up in 2010, a series of decisions taken at crisis summits have massively centralised at EU level executive powers over national economic policies. "Regulatory fitness": Making the best of EU law in difficult times. The coordination of EU members' national economic policies, with new legal instruments (the Six Pack, the Two Pack, the Fiscal Compact, the Macroeconomic Imbalances Procedure) and decision-making procedures (the European Semester) tightly constraining national-policy autonomy. The country experts of the CARIM-East project The limited role of political parties in the political system largely shapes the extent of their impact and contribution to policy-making. Energy policy is becoming more than ever a crucial test bed of the capacity of EU institutions and Member States to work together overcoming the traditional divide that have characterised policy discussions in this area over the last two decades. CFR's James Goldgeier and Charles Kupchan discuss the effect of the global financial crisis on Europe. Finally, the EU Seminar also connected me with Fulbrighters doing related research in other European countries: teachers studying education policy in Finland, researchers examining migration issues in Greece, and economists The opportunity to visit new countries, catch an in-depth glimpse of policy making, and expand my network to an incredible group of Fulbrighters will have a lasting effect on my research, my friendships, and my vision of the European Union! Yet, little is known about the extent to which migration rhetoric has evolved and penetrated into the political party programs of European Union's Eastern Partnership (EaP) countries– Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Georgia, Moldova, Ukraine–, and in Russia. If elites favour “business as usual” with Israel, public opinion across the EU is consistently less patient with Israeli policies and more sympathetic to the Palestinians' predicament. The EU-ETS is market that was created purely by government policies with the aim to put a price on GHG emissions.