 | Marianne Githens - 1996 - 264 หน้า
...circumstances (Lovenduski and Outshoorn, 1986; Girvin, 1986). 1HE EUROPEAN CON1EX1 Ireland has been a member of the European Economic Community (later the European Community and now the European Union) since 1973. Its reasons for joining were essentially economic, but the political elites then and subsequently... | |
 | D. F. Williams, W.H. Schmitt - 1996 - 420 หน้า
...relied almost solely on rather antiquated rules for poisons control. With the development of the then European Economic Community, later the European Community and now the European Union (EU), with its twin aims of free movement of goods between member states (MS) and consumer safety,... | |
 | Frank J. Fabozzi, James L. Grant - 2000 - 304 หน้า
...sectors of the global economy, the election of Margaret Thatcher in the UK and Ronald Reagan in the US. and the start of a massive worldwide wave of privatization....gradual strengthening of the European Economic Community 1later the European Community, and now the European Union1. The 19S0s saw a staggering increase in... | |
 | Anthony Everitt - 2008 - 112 หน้า
...strong nation-state) had been resisted, matters changed for the better, at least in Western Europe. The European Economic Community (later the European Community and now the European Union) gradually established itself as a supra-national political structure that promised to restore for a... | |
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GATT, played an important role too, as did the gradual strengthening of the European Economic Community (later the European Community and now the European Union). 