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Schuman Declaration

The Merger Treaty

The Brussels Treaty

Treaty of Paris

The Copenhagen Criteria

1986

1992

1995

1997

1999

The UK Brexit Crisis

It was politically powerful.

It was financially weak.

The EPC made the EC adopt an active attitude towards  international developments.

The EC lacked a common foreign policy and Member States failed to act together.

Under the framework of the EPC, Member States had a common, influential stance.

EFTA

NATO

EUROTAM

EEC

COMECON

The Correspondents’ Group

Politicization has become more nation and region specific or differentiated.

“national politics” is still the crucial arena for the politicization of the EU.

The substantive content of politicization was broadened to cover the EU’s governing authority

Politicization has had differential effects and consequences for the Euro crisis and for the Schengen crisis

Politicization has remained solely at the national level; it has not become multi-leveled

Treaty of Lisbon

TFEU

TEU

ESDP

Brussels EU Summit of December 2013

EU collectivity and its member states

A functionalist EU

The Union as a political union

The classical tension between states and market

The EU and its wider international environment

Functionalism

Secure Europe Approach

The Security Community approach

Neoinstitutionalism

Post institutionalism

Functionalist EU

The EU and its wider international environment

The Union as a problem-solving entity

An ever closer union versus the various forms of differentiated
integration

States versus the market

Crotia

Bulgaria

Romania

Slovenia

Turkey

It occurs when traded commodity is shifted from the highest cost domestic producer to the lowest cost customs union member country.

It is an international organization that deals with the rules of the multilateral
trading system.

It emanates at the formation of the customs union  which represents very short run effects.

It occurs when traded commodity is shifted from the lowest cost country that is out of the customs union to the relatively higher cost customs union member country.

It constitutes the area in between the demand and the price of the commodity that is subject to examination.

I and II

I and III

II and IV

II and III

I, II, III and IV

Intergovernmentalism

Liberal intergovernmentalism

Federalism

Functionalism

Neofunctionalism

is functionally specific, reflecting the mix of protectionism and economic liberalism across the policy areas

are likely to focus on the issues to broader the questions of allocation of competences between the two levels

continue to exist in, more or less, their current form, but would be increasingly ignored by governments

is the pre-Maastricht political context that allowed further integration led by elites with tacit support or indifference of citizens

implies that each of its institutions has to act in accordance with the powers conferred on it by the Treaties,

Interstate bargaining

Autonomous decisions,

Multi-level governance

Aggregation

Unanimity Rule

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

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.