PART II EU Flashcards

1
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  • is a non-profitmaking provider of loans (at subsidised rates) to promote the economic development of the Community;
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the European Investment Bank

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2
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  • is an advisory body drawn from three groups: employers, trade unions and the ‘general interest’;
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the Economic and Social Committee (ECOSOC)

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3
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  • which ensures the legality and sound financial management of the Community budget.
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Court of Auditors

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4
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consists of national delegations of ambassadors and civil servants and prepares the work of the Council of Ministers.

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Committee of Permanent Representatives (COREPER),

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5
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They divide the agenda of the Council to low level or high level issues.

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COREPER

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6
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Referendum
People voted against its accession to the community

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Norway

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7
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became members in 1973

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Ireland, UK, Denmark

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8
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left in 1982 – unsatisfied with CAP (Common Agricultural Policy)

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UK

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9
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became a member in 1982

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GREECE

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10
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THIS POLICY AIMS TO INCREASE PRODUCTIVITY AND EFFICIENCY IN AGRICULTURE

1960s- FREE MARKET (import vs. self-sufficiency)

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COMMON AGRICULTURAL POLICY

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11
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SUPPORT THE MARKET
SUPPORT RURAL DEVELOPMENT

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CAP

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12
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FIXED EXCHANGE RATE
GOLD EXCHANGE STANDARD
CURRENCIES WERE PEGGED TO THE US DOLLAR AND THE US DOLLAR WAS PEGGED TO THE GOLD STANDARD

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1944: BRETTON WOODS SYSTEM

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13
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Replaced dollar as the basis of the system
No bank notes are issued

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VIRTUAL CURRENCY

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14
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The currency of the member states are now pegged to one another (European Community

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SNAKE CURRRENCY

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15
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Failure of the snake currency
Volatile internal market
Paved way to the creation of the European System Union

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OPEC CRISIS

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16
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creation of the European Union

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Maastricht Treaty –

17
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SCHENGEN AGREEMENT (1995)
SCHENGEN, LUXEMBOURG
FREE MOVEMENT
ABOLISH BORDER CONTROL

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SCHENGEN AREA

18
Q

Revised the Treaty of Rome and widened European integration
Amended some of the powers of the institutions of the European Economic Community
Political Cooperation (foreign policy, environment policy, social policy, R&D)

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SINGLE EUROPEAN ACT (1986)

19
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Eliminate customs/tariffs
Promote free movements of goods, people, capital, and services
Maritime and air transport

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SINGLE EUROPEAN ACT (1986)

20
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PROCESS OF EU MEMBERSHIP?

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  1. CANDIDACY
  2. MEMBERSHIP NEGOTIATIONS
  3. ACCESSION
21
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WHAT IS THE FIRST PILLAR OF EU?

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THE COMMUNITY

22
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WHAT IS THE SECOND PILLAR OF EU?

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THE COMMON FOREIGN AND SECURITY POLICY

23
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WHAT IS THE 3RD PILLAR OF EU?

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THE JUSTICE AND HOME AFFAIRS

24
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MERGER OF THE EUROPEAN ECONOMIC COMMUNITY (EEC), EUROPEAN COAL AND STEEL COMMUNITY (ECSC), AND THE EUROPEAN ATOMIC ENERGY COMMUNITY (EURATOM)

Concerned with industrial policy, Schengen policies, social policies, environmental law, research, consumer protection

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THE COMMUNITY

25
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COORDINATE DIPLOMATIC POLICIES, FOREIGN POLICIES, SECURITY POLICIES

Concerned with human rights, peacekeeping, foreign aid

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THE COMMON FOREIGN AND SECURITY POLICY

26
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FREEDOM, SECURITY, JUSTICE

Concerned with combating terrorism, border control, regulating free movement, migration, organized crime, trafficking

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JUSTICE AND HOME AFFAIRS

27
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EU PARLIAMENT PRESIDENT

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ROBERTA METSOLA

28
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EU COUNCIL PRESIDENT

A

CHARLES MICHEL

29
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EU COMMISSION PRESIDENT

A

URSULA VON DER LEYEN

30
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4 CHALLENGES OF EU

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EU DEBT CRISIS

MIGRATION CRISIS

TURKEY’S ACCESSION

BREXIT

31
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