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Germany was not willing to give a loan facility to Greece if the loan was to be used for promoting new economic governance reforms.

The hegemonic leadership role of Germany in the process of European integration have fiercely sparked debates

The fact that other Eurozone countries have not acted decisively and responsibly brought  Germany to the forefront 

During the Eurozone crisis, Germany has enhanced its role in managing and undertaking the burdens of the EU politics of crisis-management

Germany has always played a central role in the management of European crises

Only I

Only II

I and II

II and III

I, II and III

I, II, III

I, II, IV

I, II, III, IV

II, III, IV

I, III, IV

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.

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

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

It possesses the characteristics of a modern nation-state.

Member States do not want to lose or share their competence in the field of foreign policy.

Some Member States want to maintain their special relations with certain regions or countries.

There are differing national views on the defence policy.

Decisions regarding defence expenditure remain exclusively within national competence

They do not raise sovereignty tensions if they are old.

They raise redistributive disputes that often derive from the reform agenda of the EU only if they are new.

They are be they old or new, unrelated to sovereignty tensions and redistributive disputes.

They do not require accommodation of different expectations, preferences and ideas of the member states under any circumstance.

They raise sovereignty tensions and redistributive disputes be they old or new.

Being geographically in Europe

the security of the EU

state and societal resilience

an integrated approach to conflicts and crises

cooperative regional orders

The Treaty of Lisbon

The European Council

France,

West Germany,

Italy,

the Netherlands,

the United Kingdom

Belgium

France

Italy

Luxembourg

Austria

1986

1995

2004

2007

2013

I, II

II, IV

II, III, IV

I, II, III

I, II, III, IV

I, II

I, IV

I, II, IV

III, IV

I, II, III, IV

does not presume the need to establish federal bodies or functional agencies in order to ensure peace between nations.

focuses on the social rather than political or economic dimensions of integration

seeks to ensure sufficient integration at a social level to make conflict unthinkable

presupposes a specific legal and institutional framework.

views integration as a process of cultural assimilation