AVRUPA ENTEGRASYONU - Deneme Sınavı - 1

The first tension is between the EU collectivity and its member states. It is worth stressing that the nature of the relationship between the whole and the constituent parts has never been a zero-sum game where the strengthening powers of the one inevitably lead to the weakening of those of the other. The second tension is between a functionalist EU or the Union as a problem-solving entity and a federal EU or the Union as a political union. From the outset, the member states had “determined to lay the foundations of an ever closer union among the peoples of Europe”. The fourth tension is between an ‘ever closer union’ and the various forms of ‘differentiated integration. The UK’s membership of the EU and the challenge of Brexit deserves special attention here. The last tension relates to the EU and its wider international environment. The blurring of the distinction between external security and internal security on the one hand, and between hard power and soft power on the other, underlines how important the unstable and disorderly neighbourhood has become to Europe.

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

In Greece in 2009

A) since the foundational period

D)

B)

C)

The EU did not adopt Eurobonds in respect to the Eurozone crisis.

B)

D) Schengen area covers 26 countries without border controls among them.

A) Weakened prospect of enlargement beyond the Balkans