Deneme Sınavı Soruları

It evaluates the progress made by the candidate country in the accession process and forms the basis of the Council’s decisions on the accession process.

It is prepared by the candidate country.

The short- and medium-term requirements of the candidate country during the pre-accession preparation stage are determined.

Schengen crisis

Refugee crisis

Brexit

Eurozone crisis

European financial crisis

I and II

II and III

I, II and III

I, II, and IV

II, III and IV

The Treaty of Madrid

The Treaty of London

The Treaty of Paris

The Treaty of Lisbon

The Treaty of Stockholm

deepening and enlargement,

deepening and engagement,

enlargement and extension,

enlargement and customs union

economic deepening and political enlargement,

Climate change

Terrorism

Energy security

Nuclear weapons

Irregular migration

Accession Partnership Document.

Indicative Strategy Paper.

Instrument for Pre-accession Assistance.

National Program.

Progress Report.

Weakened prospect of enlargement beyond the Balkans

The developing instability of Europe’s neighbourhood

Intensified tension between domestic politics and market-driven integration

Intensified tension between the goal of Union of Peoples and the Union of States

Tension between an ‘ever closer union’ and the various forms of ‘differentiated integration

The Foreign Affairs Council

The Permanent Representatives Committee

The Political and Security Committee

The Correspondents’ Group

Working Groups

counselling,

monitoring,

evaluating,

cooperation agreement,

decision-making,

a way of ensuring that when a country does not wish to join the others in a particular field of EU policy, it can opt-out, thus leaving their right to decide to other members

a way of ensuring that when a country does not wish to join the others in a particular field of EU policy, it can opt-out, thus avoiding an overall stalemate

a way of ensuring that when a country does not wish to join the others in a particular field of EU policy, it can opt-out, thus not participating in the decision-making meetings

a way of ensuring that when a country does not wish to join the others in a particular field of EU policy, it can opt-out, thus creating pressure over others

a way of ensuring that when a country does not wish to join the others in a particular field of EU policy, it can opt-out, thus blocking the decision-making process

The Treaty of Nice

the Treaty of Amsterdam

The Treaty of Oslo

The Treaty of Maastricht

The Single European Act

Amalgamation

Spillover

Self-determination

Schuman Declaration

Euroscepticism

have no power beyond what is permitted by the member states

can engage the citizens of member states directly

result from the cooperation of national governments

cannot be against the wishes of the member states

cannot take decisions independently 

 Cooperation makes war and conflict less likely.

There is greater freedom of cross-border movement within the EU.

It pools the economic and social resources of multiple member states.

Democracy and capitalism are promoted in less advanced member states.

Funds and investments create new opportunities in the poor parts of the world.

1978

1985

1989

1993

1996

2

3

4

5

6

Neofunctionalism

Supranational

 Intergovernmentalism

Liberal intergovernmentalism

Governmentalism