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Unfortunately, after publication of this article in 'International Journal for Equity in Health 2016 15:135' it was noticed that part of the 'Acknowledgements' section was missing. The following sentence should have been added to the 'Acknowledgements' section:"This study has been developed within the PhD Programme in International Relations and European Integration of the Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona (UAB, Spain). We would also like to thank the comments of Prof. Jordi Bacaria (UAB)."

Unfortunately, after publication of this article in 'International Journal for Equity in Health 2016 15:135' it was noticed that part of the 'Acknowledgements' section was missing. The following sentence should have been added to the 'Acknowledgements' section: "This study has been developed within the PhD Programme in International Relations and European Integration of the Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona (UAB, Spain). We would also like to thank the comments of Prof. Jordi Bacaria (UAB)."

Unfortunately, after publication of this article in 'International Journal for Equity in Health 2016 15:135' it was noticed that part of the 'Acknowledgements' section was missing. The following sentence should have been added to the 'Acknowledgements' section: "This study has been developed within the PhD Programme in International Relations and European Integration of the Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona (UAB, Spain). We would also like to thank the comments of Prof. Jordi Bacaria (UAB)."

Unfortunately, after publication of this article in 'International Journal for Equity in Health 2016 15:135' it was noticed that part of the 'Acknowledgements' section was missing. The following sentence should have been added to the 'Acknowledgements' section: "This study has been developed within the PhD Programme in International Relations and European Integration of the Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona (UAB, Spain). We would also like to thank the comments of Prof. Jordi Bacaria (UAB)."

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Im Mittelpunkt dieser Arbeit steht die Frage nach der ungleichzeitigen oder differenzierten Integration in der Europaeischen Union. Gegenwaertig kann von verschiedenen Integrationsstufen der Mitgliedstaaten in einem Mehrebenensystem ausgegangen werden. Hier kommt die Frage der Finalitaet der Europaeischen Union ins Spiel, die ungeklaert im Raum steht. An dieser Stelle vertritt die Autorin die These eines Foederalisierungsprozesses der EU. In den gegenwaertigen Debatten ueber die EU pendeln die Meinungen zwischen zwei hauptsaechlichen und schematischen Ansaetzen, um die auf einigen Mitgliedstaa

There is considerable agreement among national policy makers across Europe that, in principle, primary care should be the linchpin of a well-designed health care system. This book is a study of the reforms of primary care in Europe as well as their impacts on the broader co-ordination mechanisms within European health care systems

Full publication at: https://www.um.edu.mt/library/oar/handle/123456789/52313 ; In 2020 we published our second book from the series 'Annual Publication of the Institute for European Studies', entitled 'The Future of the European Union – Demisting the Debate'. This edited volume includes 14 original contributions, featuring a foreword by Giles Merrit, an introduction by the co-editors Dr. Mark Harwood, Dr. Stefano Moncada and Prof Roderick Pace. The remaining 12 chapters include contributions from international renowned scholars, and emerging authors. The Institute for European Studies has made available, freely accessible, the whole publication, and the single individual chapters, via the institutional repository of the University of Malta ( https://www.um.edu.mt/library/oar/handle/123456789/52313). The book launch was held on 13th February 2020 at the Central Bank in Valletta with an introduction by the Pro-Rector, Prof. Carmen Sammut, the key speech by His Excellency Walter Hassmann, German Ambassador to Malta, with a concluding address by the Pro-Rector Prof Godfrey Baldacchino. The book includes chapters on: Decoupling and Federalizing: Europe after the Multiple Crises Sergio Fabbrini Portrait of a Union: Redrawing a Sketch of the Whole Dimitris N. Chryssochoou The Future of the EU in Jean-Claude Juncker's State of the Union Speeches Jean Claude Cachia The Future of Europe: The View from Strasbourg During the 'Future of Europe' Debate Mark Harwood Europe in the World 95 Chapter Five The EU's Role in the World Trading System Richard W.T. Pomfret The Arab Spring and the Post-Arab Spring (2011–19): An Assessment of the European Response Bichara Khader The Future of European Security and Defence: Keeping the Americans in? Valentina Cassar The Future of EU Defence and inter-Parliamentary Co-operation Roderick Pace EU Cybersecurity Governance – Stakeholders and Normative Intentions towards Integration Agnes Kasper Towards a 'Cyber Maastricht': Two Steps Forward, One Step Back Agnes Kasper & Vlad Alex ...

In the European Monetary Union, the estimation and analysis of preference parameters in its members is of special interest because possible differences could help us to understand why a common monetary policy could have different effects on the different economies involved. In this paper we have focused our attention on the elasticity of intertemporal substitution, one of the key preference parameters in intertemporal macroeconomic models.
Different studies have shown a possible underestimation of such elasticity for different countries. It is common practice to estimate the parameter using only non-durable goods and service consumption data, without referring to the service flows generated by durable consumption. This is only admissible if the intratemporal utility can be separated among the different consumption components. Our priority objective is therefore to test the assumption of intratemporal separability for a selection of European countries (Germany, Spain and France), and then to analyse the effect of durable consumption on the estimated values of the intertemporal elasticity of substitution of these countries, our ultimate goal. Knowledge of such elasticity will enable us to characterise how saving in these economies reacts to variations in the real interest rate.

Series: Beyond boundaries: Canadian defence and strategic studies series; 5. ; Fishing for a Solution provides a detailed, policy-based account of the development of Canada's fisheries relations with the European Union. It covers over 35 years of this contentious international relationship, from the extension of Canada's fisheries jurisdiction to 200 miles in 1977 and the creation of the Northwest Atlantic Fisheries Organization (NAFO) two years later, to the development of a proposed new NAFO Convention in 2007, which awaits formal approval. Based on the experience of participants from inside the deliberations and negotiations, the book explores the impact of Canada's internal politics on international fisheries negotiations. For anyone interested in the workings of Canadian foreign policy, resource policy or in the complexities of managing international relations, it offers a unique account of the development of Canada-EU fisheries relations, blending the academic perspective of a long-time student of those relations with the insights of two former senior public servants who led the international affairs directorate of Canada's Department of Fisheries and Oceans. ; Canadian Centre for Military and Strategic Studies, University of Calgary ; Yes ; 2014-07-10

Preliminary Material -- Chapter One. Introduction -- Chapter Two. The EUs Administration a Political Hybrid between a National and an International Administration -- Chapter Three. Organizational Theories and the EU Administration -- Chapter Four. The EU Administration in Context -- Chapter Five. Staffing the EU Institutions -- Chapter Six. The Commission Organizational Structure, Processes, and Culture -- Chapter Seven. The Council of Ministers Organizational Structure, Processes and Culture -- Chapter Eight. Perspectives Efficiency and Legitimacy of the EU Administration -- Bibliography -- Index.