2009, ISBN: 9789089790507

Slovenia and Czech Republic are the first post-communist states that took over the six month rotating presidency of the Council of the European Union in 2008 and 2009 respectively. Analys… Meer...

Slovenia and Czech Republic are the first post-communist states that took over the six month rotating presidency of the Council of the European Union in 2008 and 2009 respectively. Analysing these two presidencies the book offers one of the first comparative analyses of the EU experience of new, post-communist EU members and the first analysis of their EU presidency experience. It develops a new typology of EU presidency and uses a comprehensive set of analytical tools which are applied to the investigation of case studies dealing with the key issues of each presidency such as administrative co-ordination, economic policy, energy policy, EU enlargement, and justice and home affairs co-operation.TABLE OF CONTENTS1. Comparing the EU presidencies: a pragmatic perspective - Petr Drulák 1Institutional and political background 2. The Czech Republic as an EU-member: four dimensions of Europeanization - Mats Braun 3. Slovenia as an EU-member: a Euroenthusiastic society and political elite - Ladislav Cabada and Šárka Waisová 4. From making troubles to compliance: the ratification of the Lisbon Treaty and the Czech EU Presidency - Šárka Matějková 5. Public support taken for granted: the Slovenian EU Presidency, the democratic deficit, and the ratification of the Lisbon Treaty - Zlatko Šabič 6. The executive co-ordination of the Czech EU Presidency: unexpectedly effective - Jan Karlas 7. The executive co-ordination of the Slovenian EU Presidency: an honest broker - Damjan Lajh Political priorities8. Achieving unachievable goals? Impartiality, effectiveness, crisis and economic priorities of the Czech EU Presidency - Štěpánka Zemanová and Josef Abrhám 9. Slovenia and the Lisbon Strategy: a road to a knowledge economy? - Maja Bučar and Boštjan Udovič 10. Europeanists in spite of themselves: energy as an Atlanticist priority of the Czech EU Presidency - Vít Střítecký 11. An industrious but cautious pupil: Slovenia's capacity to lead in the midst of changing European Energy Policy - Tina Fistravec 12. A cherished child left out in the cold: the Czech Republic and her enlargement priority - Vít Beneš 13. The Slovenian EU Presidency and enlargement: the Western Balkans Agenda - Zlatko Šabič, Mojca Mehikić and Petra Roter 14. The Czech EU Presidency in justice and home affairs: an honest broker - Radka Druláková 15. The Slovenian EU Presidency in justice and home affairs: a view from an insider - David Brozina 16. Conclusions: Czech trouble-makers and Slovenian role models - Petr Drulák and Zlatko Šabič Books and articles Documents, speeches and interviews Index New Textbooks>Hardcover>Current Affairs>Domestic Affairs>Domestic Affairs, Republic of Letters Core >2 >T<

2009, ISBN: 9789089790507

[ED: Hardcover], [PU: Republic of Letters], Slovenia and Czech Republic are the first post-communist states that took over the six month rotating presidency of the Council of the European… Meer...

[ED: Hardcover], [PU: Republic of Letters], Slovenia and Czech Republic are the first post-communist states that took over the six month rotating presidency of the Council of the European Union in 2008 and 2009 respectively. Analysing these two presidencies the book offers one of the first comparative analyses of the EU experience of new, post-communist EU members and the first analysis of their EU presidency experience. It develops a new typology of EU presidency and uses a comprehensive set of analytical tools which are applied to the investigation of case studies dealing with the key issues of each presidency such as administrative co-ordination, economic policy, energy policy, EU enlargement, and justice and home affairs co-operation. TABLE OF CONTENTS 1. Comparing the EU presidencies: a pragmatic perspective - Petr Drulák 1 Institutional and political background 2. The Czech Republic as an EU-member: four dimensions of Europeanization - Mats Braun 3. Slovenia as an EU-member: a Euroenthusiastic society and political elite - Ladislav Cabada and sárka Waisová 4. From making troubles to compliance: the ratification of the Lisbon Treaty and the Czech EU Presidency - sárka Matejková 5. Public support taken for granted: the Slovenian EU Presidency, the democratic deficit, and the ratification of the Lisbon Treaty - Zlatko sabic 6. The executive co-ordination of the Czech EU Presidency: unexpectedly effective - Jan Karlas 7. The executive co-ordination of the Slovenian EU Presidency: an honest broker - Damjan Lajh Political priorities 8. Achieving unachievable goals? Impartiality, effectiveness, crisis and economic priorities of the Czech EU Presidency - stepánka Zemanová and Josef Abrhám 9. Slovenia and the Lisbon Strategy: a road to a knowledge economy? - Maja Bucar and BoStjan Udovic 10. Europeanists in spite of themselves: energy as an Atlanticist priority of the Czech EU Presidency - Vít Strítecký 11. An industrious but cautious pupil: Slovenia's capacity to lead in the midst of changing European Energy Policy - Tina Fistravec 12. A cherished child left out in the cold: the Czech Republic and her enlargement priority - Vít BeneS 13. The Slovenian EU Presidency and enlargement: the Western Balkans Agenda - Zlatko sabic, Mojca Mehikic and Petra Roter 14. The Czech EU Presidency in justice and home affairs: an honest broker - Radka Druláková 15. The Slovenian EU Presidency in justice and home affairs: a view from an insider - David Brozina 16. Conclusions: Czech trouble-makers and Slovenian role models - Petr Drulák and Zlatko sabic Books and articles Documents, speeches and interviews Index Versandfertig in 3-5 Tagen, DE, [SC: 0.00], Neuware, gewerbliches Angebot, Offene Rechnung (Vorkasse vorbehalten)<

2010, ISBN: 9089790500

[EAN: 9789089790507], Neubuch, [PU: Republic Of Letters], POLITICAL SCIENCE / INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS GENERAL, nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware -Slovenia and Czech Republic are the fi… Meer...

[EAN: 9789089790507], Neubuch, [PU: Republic Of Letters], POLITICAL SCIENCE / INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS GENERAL, nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware -Slovenia and Czech Republic are the first post-communist states that took over the six month rotating presidency of the Council of the European Union in 2008 and 2009 respectively. Analysing these two presidencies the book offers one of the first comparative analyses of the EU experience of new, post-communist EU members and the first analysis of their EU presidency experience. It develops a new typology of EU presidency and uses a comprehensive set of analytical tools which are applied to the investigation of case studies dealing with the key issues of each presidency such as administrative co-ordination, economic policy, energy policy, EU enlargement, and justice and home affairs co-operation. TABLE OF CONTENTS 1. Comparing the EU presidencies: a pragmatic perspective - Petr Drulák 1 Institutional and political background 2. The Czech Republic as an EU-member: four dimensions of Europeanization - Mats Braun 3. Slovenia as an EU-member: a Euroenthusiastic society and political elite - Ladislav Cabada and ¿árka Waisová 4. From making troubles to compliance: the ratification of the Lisbon Treaty and the Czech EU Presidency - ¿árka Mat¿jková 5. Public support taken for granted: the Slovenian EU Presidency, the democratic deficit, and the ratification of the Lisbon Treaty - Zlatko ¿abi¿ 6. The executive co-ordination of the Czech EU Presidency: unexpectedly effective - Jan Karlas 7. The executive co-ordination of the Slovenian EU Presidency: an honest broker - Damjan Lajh Political priorities 8. Achieving unachievable goals Impartiality, effectiveness, crisis and economic priorities of the Czech EU Presidency - ¿t¿pánka Zemanová and Josef Abrhám 9. Slovenia and the Lisbon Strategy: a road to a knowledge economy - Maja Büar and Bötjan Udovi¿ 10. Europeanists in spite of themselves: energy as an Atlanticist priority of the Czech EU Presidency - Vít St¿ítecký 11. An industrious but cautious pupil: Slovenia's capacity to lead in the midst of changing European Energy Policy - Tina Fistravec 12. A cherished child left out in the cold: the Czech Republic and her enlargement priority - Vít Bene¿ 13. The Slovenian EU Presidency and enlargement: the Western Balkans Agenda - Zlatko ¿abi¿, Mojca Mehiki¿ and Petra Roter 14. The Czech EU Presidency in justice and home affairs: an honest broker - Radka Druláková 15. The Slovenian EU Presidency in justice and home affairs: a view from an insider - David Brozina 16. Conclusions: Czech trouble-makers and Slovenian role models - Petr Drulák and Zlatko ¿abi¿ Books and articles Documents, speeches and interviews Index 344 pp. Englisch, Books<

2010, ISBN: 9089790500

[EAN: 9789089790507], Neubuch, [PU: Republic of Letters, Netherlands], Language: English. Brand new Book. Slovenia and Czech Republic are the first post-communist states that took over th… Meer...

[EAN: 9789089790507], Neubuch, [PU: Republic of Letters, Netherlands], Language: English. Brand new Book. Slovenia and Czech Republic are the first post-communist states that took over the six month rotating presidency of the Council of the European Union in 2008 and 2009 respectively. Analysing these two presidencies the book offers one of the first comparative analyses of the EU experience of new, post-communist EU members and the first analysis of their EU presidency experience. It develops a new typology of EU presidency and uses a comprehensive set of analytical tools which are applied to the investigation of case studies dealing with the key issues of each presidency such as administrative co-ordination, economic policy, energy policy, EU enlargement, and justice and home affairs co-operation. TABLE OF CONTENTS 1. Comparing the EU presidencies: a pragmatic perspective - Petr Drulák 1 Institutional and political background 2. The Czech Republic as an EU-member: four dimensions of Europeanization - Mats Braun 3. Slovenia as an EU-member: a Euroenthusiastic society and political elite - Ladislav Cabada and Sárka Waisová 4. From making troubles to compliance: the ratification of the Lisbon Treaty and the Czech EU Presidency - Sárka Mat?jková 5. Public support taken for granted: the Slovenian EU Presidency, the democratic deficit, and the ratification of the Lisbon Treaty - Zlatko Sabi? 6. The executive co-ordination of the Czech EU Presidency: unexpectedly effective - Jan Karlas 7. The executive co-ordination of the Slovenian EU Presidency: an honest broker - Damjan Lajh Political priorities 8. Achieving unachievable goals? Impartiality, effectiveness, crisis and economic priorities of the Czech EU Presidency - St?pánka Zemanová and Josef Abrhám 9. Slovenia and the Lisbon Strategy: a road to a knowledge economy? - Maja Bu?ar and Bostjan Udovi? 10. Europeanists in spite of themselves: energy as an Atlanticist priority of the Czech EU Presidency - Vít St?ítecký 11. An industrious but cautious pupil: Slovenia's capacity to lead in the midst of changing European Energy Policy - Tina Fistravec 12. A cherished child left out in the cold: the Czech Republic and her enlargement priority - Vít Benes 13. The Slovenian EU Presidency and enlargement: the Western Balkans Agenda - Zlatko Sabi?, Mojca Mehikic and Petra Roter 14. The Czech EU Presidency in justice and home affairs: an honest broker - Radka Druláková 15. The Slovenian EU Presidency in justice and home affairs: a view from an insider - David Brozina 16. Conclusions: Czech trouble-makers and Slovenian role models - Petr Drulák and Zlatko Sabi? Books and articles Documents, speeches and interviews Index, Books<

2010, ISBN: 9089790500

Gebundene Ausgabe POLITICAL SCIENCE / International Relations / General, mit Schutzumschlag neu, [PU:Republic of Letters]