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It focuses on the analysis of political integration and its dynamics of widening

It is a conception or strategy for regional integration that follows sector-by-sector logic.

It may be understood as a process whereby either the level or scope of political
integration decreases

It does not imply a complete breakdown of the system, just as the European integration.

It leads to the assertion that neither progressive nor unidirectional, the European integration.

Intergovernmentalism

Federalism

Functionalism

New Intergovernmentalism

Supranationalism

Industry

Culture

Tourism

Civil protection

Legislative cooperation

It seeks to understand the reasons why states join together and to provide a realistic approach to the analysis of the regional integration mechanisms.

It explains integration as the outcome of cooperation and competition among national governments.

Federalism

Functionalism

Transactionalism

Neofunctionalism

Intergovernmentalism

It is usually used to nominate currency convertibility

It refers to a currency that can be purchased only with government restriction or regulation

It is an independent authority that implements monetary policy

It reserves assets held by the central bank in foreign currencies

It has a sign that gives information about the qualifications of a product

to ensure  financial sustainability among the members of the European union

to monitor the visa provedures in the member countries of the union

to coordinate the communication among the parliaments of the member countries

to prepare the legislative proposals in the EU legislative and decision making procedures.

to affirm legislative proposals in the EU and decisions made.

Immanuel Kant

John Jacques Rousseau

Woodrow Wilson

Robert Schuman

David Mitrany

It is a competitive system of seeking influence.

Every group benefit equally from interest representation.

Early pluralist theories suggested that there was a level playing field of competition.

It is accepted that some groups have greater resources than others.

It requires more central governance

It is the task of managing high levels of interdependence

It is the provision of collective goods

It is the attainment of the common good for European states and societies

It gives rise to the need for institutionalizing

Only I

Only II

I and II

II and III

I, II and III

It is an approach aiming at re-building the nation-state in postwar Western Europe

It is the predominant method of governance within core state areas

It is the weight given to supranational institutions for intergovernmental purposes

It is the shift of policy activity from the intergovernmental pillars to the Community pillar

It is an integral part of the competing visions of Europe for a common future

the European Parliament

European Court of Human Rights

the European Council

the European Commission

the European Central Bank

Federalism - Functionalism

Federalism - Transactionalism

Functionalism - Transactionalism

Neofunctionalism - Liberal Intergovernmentalism 

Neofunctionalism - Transactionalism

Only I

Only III

I, III

II, III

I, II, III

Permissive consensus

II, III and V

I, III and V

II, III and IV

I, II and Iv

I, II, III, IV and V

Treaty of Rome

EU Internal Market

Trade creation

Trade diversion

Consumer surplus

is the system of increasing the cost to sustain the logic of unification in the EU

is the expansion in the use of rule-making, monitoring, and enforcement techniques and institutions by the state

is the logic of supranational and federal integration to give way to an incomplete,
paradoxical and unstable Union

is the process of parliamentarization to improve the democratic legitimacy of the
EU governance

is the background of reinforced intergovernmentalisation of EU decision-making