Europe: selection of contributions by WorldSupporters - Bundle

Content about Europe shared by WorldSupporters

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What is the European Union?

The EU is a political and economic union of 27 European member states. It fosters cooperation and integration among them, aiming to:

Promote peace and stability in Europe.
Create a single market with free movement of goods, services, people, and capital.
Strengthen economic and political ties between member states.
Act as a unified voice on the global stage.

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What is European law?

European Law is a specialized field of study focusing on the legal framework of the European Union (EU). It equips individuals with the knowledge and skills to:

Understand the sources and institutions of EU law.
Analyze the application of EU law in member states.
Advise on legal issues related to the EU, including internal market regulations, competition law,

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Poem "I am Africa, I am Europe"

Title: 'I am Africa, I am Europe' Made by: Bilal Hassam I am not African, I am Africa. I am not European, I am Europe. I am your means to cope. The sun kissed my skin, don't need no soap. I'll help you fly brother, don't need no dope. I am morning dew on the grassy Masai Mara. I am..... read more

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The Economics of European Integration (Baldwin & Wyplosz)

Chapter 1: Essential Macroeconomic Tools
Chapter 2: The Exchange Rate of Europe
Chapter 3: Theory of the Optimum Currency Area
Chapter 4: The European Monetary Union
Chapter 5: The Stability and Growth Pact
Chapter 6: The Financial Market

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The Common History of European Legal Scholarship (summary)

The Common History of European Legal Scholarship - Wallinga, Tammo

Roman Law; Justinian’s Corpus Iuris Civilis

The starting point lies in Bologna, a university founded against the background of the power struggle between the German emperor and the pope and the rise to prosperity of many cities in Northern Italy. The central text in legal education was the

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