How the European Union Works Flashcards
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pooling sovereignty
member states delegate some of their decisions making powers. to the shared institutions made democratically
member states delegate some of their decisions making powers. to the shared institutions made democratically
pooling sovereignty
how the EU work
every action taken is founded by treatries that have been approved democratically and voluntary by all EU members. Treaties are negotiated and agreed by all and the ratified by their parliament’s or referendum
Treaty of Paris
S 1951 F 1952, establish Erupean Coal and Steel Community
S 1951 F 1952, establish Erupean Coal and Steel Community
Treaty of Paris
Treaty of Rome
S 1957 F 1958, European Economic Community EEC and the European Atomic Energy Community Euratom
The single European Act
S 1986 F 1987, amended the EEC and complete single market
The Maastricht Treaty
S 1992 F 1993, the treaty of the EU, gave more power to the parliament
S 1957 F 1958, European Economic Community EEC and the European Atomic Energy Community Euratom
Treaty of Rome
S 1986 F 1987, amended the EEC and complete single market
The single European Act
S 1992 F 1993, the treaty of the EU, gave more power to the parliament
The Maastricht Treaty
The treaty of Amsterdam
S 1997 F 1999, amended previous treaties
Treaty of nice
S 2001 F 2003, streamlined the EU institutional system
Treaty of Lisbon
S 2007, simplified working method and voting rules, create President of the European Council
Treaty of Stability
S2012 F2013, Coordination and Governance (TSCG) in thee. economic and monetary union is an intergovernmental treaty, obliges countries to firm rules to guarantee balanced public badgets, strength euro. Signed by all EU expect EU and CR.
S 1997 F 1999, amended previous treaties
Treaty of Amsterdam
S 2001 F 2003, streamlined the EU institutional system
Treaty of Nice
S 2007, simplified working method and voting rules, create President of the European Council
Treaty of Lisbon
S2012 F2013, Coordination and Governance (TSCG) in thee. economic and monetary union is an intergovernmental treaty, obliges countries to firm rules to guarantee balanced public badgets, strength euro. Signed by all EU expect EU and CR.
Treaty of Stability
Who takes the decision EU?
- European Parliament: citizens, LEGISLATIVE.
- European Council: Head of states government.
- The Council: represent government LESGISLATIVE.
- European Commission: interest of the EU as a whole
Types of legislation EU
- Regulation: law applicable and binding all, no need to be passed in national law, apply in all MS, binding in law
- Directive: law for a MS to achieve a particular objective, transposed into national law, up to MS to decided how is done, binding in law
- Decision: addressed to specific, binding in law
- Recommendations and opinions: no binding in law
subsidiarity
the union only acts where actions will be more effective at EU level than national
the union only acts where actions will be more effective at EU level than national
subsidiarity
Economic and monetary union (EMU)
all ms are part, they coordinate their economy policy making and that economic decision as a matter of common concern
