
- •Content
- •Content module I. Basic factors and institutes of the eu. Essence of common policies of the eu Theme 1. Sources of European integration. Bases and structure of the eu
- •1.1. Essence of European integration
- •1.2. Concept|notion| and maintenance of the eu
- •Geography
- •Economy
- •1.3. General|common| structure of the eu
- •The three pillars are:
- •European Security and Defence Policy
- •1.4. Aims, principles and competences of the eu
- •Theme 2. Supranational system of the eu: structure and principles of functioning
- •2.1. Treaties|accord| of the eu Founding treaties
- •Amending treaties
- •Accession treaties
- •Budgetary treaties
- •Unratified treaties
- •2) Maastricht Treaty
- •Content
- •Ratification
- •3) Amsterdam Treaty
- •Background
- •Contents
- •Challenges
- •4) Treaty of Nice
- •Provisions of the Treaty
- •Ratification process
- •Views of the Treaty
- •5) Lisbon Treaty
- •2.2. Institutions and bodies|viscus| of the eu
- •1) European Parliament
- •2) The Council of Ministers of the eu
- •Formations
- •Political parties
- •3) The European Commission
- •1. Proposing new legislation
- •2. Implementing eu policies and the budget
- •3. Enforcing European law
- •4. Representing the eu on the international stage
- •4) European Court of Justice
- •Organization of the Court of Justice
- •President
- •Advocates General
- •Registry
- •Assistant Rapporteurs
- •Plenary sessions and chambers
- •Jurisdiction
- •Forms of action Actions for failure to fulfil obligations
- •References for a preliminary ruling
- •5) The European Court of Auditors
- •Overview
- •Function
- •Organization of work
- •6) European Economic and Social Committee
- •7) Committee of the Regions
- •8) The European Central Bank
- •9) European Investment Bank
- •10) The European Ombudsman
- •Interinstitutional bodies of the eu
- •Agencies of the eu
- •2.3. Principles of the eu legal system construction
- •History and development
- •Criminal law
- •Treaties
- •Passing of laws
- •Institutional acts
- •Eu legal principles Supremacy
- •Direct effect
- •Theme 3. Essence of the eu common policies
- •3.1. Essence and classification of the eu common policies
- •3.2. European internal|inlying| market and unification of economic|economical| policy
- •1. The uncompleted common market of 1958 - 1980.
- •2. The launching of the internal market 1980-1992
- •3. Completion of the internal market 1993-2000
- •4. 2000 – Till now
- •3.3. The eu budget as a basis|foundation| of common policies
- •3. The distinction between compulsory expenditure and non-compulsory expenditure
- •3.4. The eu Policies for citizens
- •3.1. Consumer Policy
- •3.2. Education and Cultural Policy
- •3.3. Employment Policy
- •3.4. Common Foreign and Security Policy (cfsp)
- •Theme 4. Horizontal policies of the eu
- •4.1. Policy|politics| on|concerning| regional development
- •4.2. Policy|politics| on social development
- •4.3. Tax policy|politics| of the eu
- •4.4. Competition policy|politics|
- •4.5. Environmental policy
- •Policy Areas
- •Theme 5. Common policies of the eu in different|diverse| sectors of economy
- •5.1. Enterprise Policy
- •5.2. Research and Development Programmes in the eu
- •Information Society
- •5.3. Energy policy
- •5.4 Transport Policy
- •5.5. Fisheries Policy
- •Content module II. Industrial and agricultural|farin| policy|politics| of the eu as basic sectoral policies Theme|object-matter| 6. Industrial policy|politics| of the eu
- •6.1. Necessity of common industrial policy realization|politics|
- •6.2. Legal bases and organizational elements of industrial policy|politics| of the eu
- •6.3. Basic|main| directions and measures|step| of industrial policy|politics| of the eu
- •6.4. The eu policy|politics| in different|diverse| industries|branch| of economy
- •Theme 7. Agricultural|farin| policy|politics| of the eu
- •7.1. Necessity and special approach to agricultural|farin| policy of the eu
- •7.3. Basic|main| directions and measures|step| of agricultural|farin| policy|politics| of the eu
- •7.4. Structural|structure| policy|politics| and rural development |local|
- •Contain module III. External|outward| relations development strategy of the eu Theme|object-matter| 8. Foreign|outward| policy of the eu
- •8.1. External|outward| relations of the eu at the modern stage
- •The eu and its Mediterranean partners
- •Key objectives of the Barcelona Process
- •Latin and Central America
- •8.2. Foreign trade policy|politics| of the eu
- •8.3. Development aid policy|politics|
- •Theme 9. The eu strategy of external relations development
- •9.1. Strategy and programs of external relations development with neighbour countries
- •9.2. Criteria for accession to the eu
- •Potential candidate countries
- •Progress of future enlargements
- •Future enlargement possibilities
- •9.3. Relations Ukraine-eu at the modern stage: problems and prospects
- •Literature і. Основна література
- •Іі. Додаткова література
- •Ііі. Нормативні матеріали мон і ДонНует імені Михайла Туган-Барановського
Ministry of Education and Science, Youth and Sport of Ukraine
Donetsk National University of Economics and Trade
named after Michael Tugan-Baranovskiy
International Economics Department
EUROPEAN INTEGRATION
Lectures
for the students of daily form|form| of studies|teaching| direction of study 6.030503 the «International economy», an area|domain| of knowledge 0305 «Economy and enterprise»
Lecturer: Ivanenko Iryna
Donetsk – 2011
Content
CONTENT MODULE I. BASIC FACTORS AND INSTITUTES OF THE EU. ESSENCE OF POLICIES OF THE EU Theme 1. Sources of European integration. Bases and structure of the EU Theme 2. Supranational system of the EU: structure and principles of functioning Theme 3. Essence of the EU common policies Theme 4. Horizontal policies of the EU Theme 5. Common policies of the EU in different sectors of economy
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CONTENT MODULE II. INDUSTRIAL AND AGRICULTURAL POLICY OF THE EU AS BASIC SECTORAL POLICIES Theme 6. Industrial policy of the EU Theme 7. Agricultural policy of the EU
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CONTENT MODULE III. EXTERNAL RELATIONS DEVELOPMENT STRATEGY OF THE EU Theme 8. Foreign policy of the EU Theme 9. The EU strategy of external relations development
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Literature |
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Content module I. Basic factors and institutes of the eu. Essence of common policies of the eu Theme 1. Sources of European integration. Bases and structure of the eu
1.1. Essence of European integration
1.2. Concept and maintenance of the EU
1.3. General structure of the EU
1.4. Aims, principles and powers of the EU
1.1. Essence of European integration
European integration is the process of political, legal, economic (and in some cases social and cultural) integration of states wholly or partially in Europe.
In wide understanding term «European integration» means a totality of international integration processes|Carbro| in Europe, including|switch| creation|making| of European Economic|economical| Community and afterwards the European Union on its basis|foundation||conjunction|, EFTA, CEFTA, |European economic|economical| space and etc.
In narrow|narrow-width| understanding the term is used for integration processes|Carbro|, which take place on the base of (but|yes| in some|certain| cases|accident| with participation) the EU. Term «European integration» had got a|receive| large|great| distribution, because the EU, that passed |reeve| the long history of forming, shows by itself most developed integration group in the world from the institutional and political points of view. European integration shows experience|tentative| of the EU countries on realization of scale integration project on creation|making| of transnational political and economic|economical| union|conjunction| within the framework of which|what| international cooperation went|proceeds| out on a new|firsttime| high-quality|quality| level|Y-level| and it is oriented|orientable| to formation of the unique|single| social and political|socio-political| system. In this connection|as a result| term «European integration» is often used for naming that way which|what| the countries of the EU chose and passed|reeve|. In relation to the third|third-| countries (countries-candidates) European integration means their aspiration to get|receive| competent membership in the EU and attached to|by| the unique|single| supranational economic|economical| and political system. Construction of the EU, as well as transnational integration is uncompleted yet, that is why|that is why| European integration is a way of construction of European space which will define the type of Europe in the future. Measuring of the future of Europe, which|what| takes into account previous|preliminary| historical experience|tentative| of transnational unity, predetermines interpretation of European integration as the so-called|so called| European integration strategy (strategy of European is integration), that as a plan (program) of future development of European intergovernmental organization|formation|, in particular|including| the EU.
European integration is examined|consider| on the basis of a set of theories and conceptions which|what| explain|unravele| its origin and development. Theoretical principles of European integration are closely related|ties| to its historical pre-conditions|pre-requisite|, by the circumstances of transformation and, mainly, from forming of international legal and organizational institutes|institution| which|what| became|become| basis|foundation| of the supranational system.
European integration can be examined|consider| in a few|a little| aspects:
In particular|including| it|her| is examined|consider| as a historical process|Carbro|, which has the pre-conditions|pre-requisite|, factors, stages and prospects of development.
Economic|economical|ally it|her| appears as a result of international Treaties (on free trade area, on common customs policy, introduction|introducting| of the unique|single| currency, but|yes| other), forming of the special organizations which|what| provide|secure| economic|economical| processes|Carbro| in the scales of the group. Economic|economical| integration in the EU includes creation|making| of customs union, common internal|inlying| market, currency-economic|economical| union|conjunction| and holding common economic|economical| policy|politics|. On this basis|foundation| the common economical complex is formed|pilchard| in the EU.
Politically European integration is examined|consider| as a process|Carbro| of socialization of sovereignties of countries-members|limb| (transmissions of part|portion| of national sovereignty to the supranational structures) and organization of political collaboration which resulted in|to| transformation|conversion| of the EU on the integral|whole| political system and entire political centre|heartland| on a world arena. Existence of the EU as the unique|single| political organism provides|secure| the formed|pilchard| system of legislation, including legal frameworks|foundation| of collaboration, in different|diverse| areas|domain|, and also created political organs|viscus| and structures which|what| are provided|presents| with plenary powers, have own political will and interests of the EU present|represent|, above all things, providing|secure| a general|common| political process|Carbro| and co-operate between countries-members|limb|.
In legal aspect European integration is a process|Carbro| of harmonization of the Europe countries of legislation, implementation international Treaties norms|standard| into national legal systems and creation|making| of the regional and international legislative system. So, within the limits of the EU the legal system is created, which|what| takes advantage above|over| the national legal systems of countries-members|limb| and is based on the system of international Treaties|contract|. The system of right which provides|secure| European integration is related|ties| to its certain|definite| principles (subsidarity|; proportionality; solidarity; validity; loyalty; sovereignty and so on).
European integration develops in home policy and foreign policy context.
According to the home policy point of view European integration is associated with strengthening and deepening|vallecula| of supranationality at the level of the EU, strengthening|boostering| of its structure and expansion|amplification| of the European legislation action sphere|act|.
According to the foreign policy point of view European integration is not a simple process. From one side, European integration is as part|portion| of general|common| process|Carbro| of modern world globalization, from other side|de autre part| – it means strengthening of local regionalism in Europe, consolidations of countries of region for solving common problems and defence|protection| of interests of Europe on a world arena.
On the different|diverse| historical stages European integration developed parallell with the different|diverse| forms|form| of international cooperation between the countries-members|limb| of the EU, out of|outside| scopes|frame| of supernationality and by|by means of| the differentiated («flexible») participating of separate countries-members|limb| in integration projects within the framework of the EU.