The European Union: Annual Review 2003 / 2004

The Annual Review, produced in association with JCMS, The Journal of Common Market Studies, covers the key developments in the European Union, its member states, and acceding and/or applicant countries in 2003/2004. It contains key analytical articles on political, economic and legal issues in the EU by leading experts, together with a keynote article on European Union–United States relations by John Peterson.
The Review is the most up–to–date and authoritative source of information for those engaged in teaching and research on European integration or who are simply interested in the European Union.

Spis treści:
Editorial: The Paradox of a Popular Europe: Lee Miles.
1. Keynote Article: Europe, America, Iraw: Worst Ever, Ever Worsening?: John Peterson.
2. Governance and Institutions: The Convention and the Intergovernmental Conference: Desmond Dinan.
3. The Greek Presidency: In the Shadow of War: Dionyssis G. Dimitrakopoulos and Argyris G. Passas.
4. The Italian Presidency: Lucia Quaglia.
5. Internal Policy Developments: David Howarth.
6. The European Central Bank in 2003: David Mayes.
7. Legal Developments: Michael Dougas.
8. External Policy Developments: David Allen and Michael Smith.
9. Enlarging the European Union: Julie Smith.
10. Justice and Home Affairs: Jorg Monar.
11. Developments in the Member States: Michael Bruter.
12. Developments in the Applicant States: Karen Henderson.
13. Developments in the Economies of the European Union: Nigel Grimwade.
14. Developments in the Economies of the Applicant Countries: Debra Johnson.
15. Chronology: The European Union in 2003: Lee Miles.
Index

Nota biograficzna:
Dr Lee Miles is Senior Lecturer in Politics at Hull University.

Okładka tylna:
The Annual Review, produced in association with JCMS, The Journal of Common Market Studies, covers the key developmen ts in the European Union, its member states, and acceding and/or applicant countries in 2003/2004. It contains key analytical articles on political, economic and legal issues in the EU by leading experts, together with a keynote article on European Union–United States relations by John Peterson.
The Review is the most up–to–date and authoritative source of information for those engaged in teaching and research on European integration or who are simply interested in the European Union.