The Road to the European Union: Volume 1Jacques Rupnik, Jan Zielonka Manchester University Press, 8 nov 2003 - 293 pagina's This book, the first of two volumes, covers the preparation for accession to the European Union in the Czech and Slovak Republics. The chapters focus on the conceptual challenges facing the European Union as a result of the enlargement process, such as institutional reform, Europe's new borders and the cultural identity of an enlarged Union. Each chapter also identifies and analyzes the problems facing the individual East European applicant from a comparative perspective. It examines the causes and implications of the Czech-Slovak break up, and the two nations' separate road to the European Union. |
Inhoudsopgave
CzechoSlovak divorce for EU enlargement Jacques Rupnik | 16 |
Slovakias democratic awakening Martin Bútora Zora Bútorová | 51 |
The Czech road towards a consolidated democracy Steven Saxonberg | 69 |
strengths and weaknesses | 87 |
lessons from the Czech and Slovak | 113 |
Who is in who is out? Citizenship nationhood democracy and European | 138 |
Return to Europe? Patterns of Euroscepticism among the Czech and Slovak | 164 |
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The Road to the European Union: The Czech and Slovak Republics Jacques Rupnik,Jan Zielonka Fragmentweergave - 2003 |
The Road to the European Union: The Czech and Slovak Republics Jacques Rupnik,Jan Zielonka Fragmentweergave - 2003 |
The Road to the European Union: The Czech and Slovak Republics Jacques Rupnik,Jan Zielonka Fragmentweergave - 2003 |
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