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To increase payment rates

To abolish taxes

To be part of economic communities

TO Start banking

To boost industry

In 1970

In 1999

In 2000

In 2001

In 2002

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20

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CDS

CSG

CSS

CEU

CES

IGO

INGO

NGO

ECOSOC

CEDAW

a. The Single European Act

b. Amsterdam Treaty

c. Nice Treaty

d. Paris Treaty

e. Maastricht Treaty

An NGO is “an independent voluntary association of people acting together on a continuous basis, for some common purpose, other than achieving government office, making money or illegal activities”.

NGO is business-friendly  national organization.

Governmental organization (NGO) is a profit, citizen-based group that functions dependently of government.

NGO activities include environmental, social, economically and business-world.

NGOs play a critical part in developing society, improving communities, and promoting capital and World trade.

France

Italy

Belgium 

The Netherlands

East Germany

Bolivia

Mexico

Uruguay

Venezuela

Colombia

The main purpose was to boost industry and development.

The main purpose was to achieve financial liberalization. 

The main policy was to provide low-cost financing. 

Financial flow controls were established through selective credit policies.

Interest rates were kept under control.

To gain independence from American hegemony

To promote foreign industrialization

To be among super-power countries

To rely on European countries rather than the USA

To balance import and export levels

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53

73

83

93

Chapter IV

Chapter V

Chapter VI

Chapter VII

Chapter VIII

ASEAN

NATO

Arab League

African Union

Nordic Council

VIII

VII

VI

V

IV 

Organization of Anti Socialism

Organization of American Society

Organization of American Security

Organization of African Security

Organization of African Society

Marxism and feminism 

Constructivism and rationalism 

Realism and liberalism

Feminism and idealism

Constructivism and liberalism 

GRULAC

OSCE

OAS

NATO

ECOSOC

It sees the society as a complex system.

The functional needs of individuals and states would lead to the establishment of international institutions.

It focuses on spillover of cooperation or integration from non-political issues to political issues.

It argues that the spillover from technical to political issues does not have to be an automatic process.

Integration is liberal intergovernmentalism.