Access to european union : law, economics, policies

Fiche technique

Format : Broché
Nb de pages : 567 pages
Poids : 400 g
Dimensions : 17cm X 24cm
EAN : 9782930066226

Access to european union

law, economics, policies

De Nicolas Moussis,

Chez Euroconfidentiel

Paru le 01/01/1996

Broché 567 pages

Quatrième de couverture

The fresh objectives for European integration and the new foundations and guidelines for existing policy thrashed out at Maastricht left most laymen wringing their hands in despair. An already complicated integration process, which now encompasses economic and monetary union and will, in time, incorporate political union appeared to have been confused still further. Understanding the new initiatives of European Union is virtually impossible without an overall view of European construction as a whole.

Access to European Union not only provides a comprehensive overview of European integration but also offers a fresh insight with each revised edition.

Readers are guided through the maze of European Union policies thanks to the publication's clear and systematic approach.

Access to European Union throws light upon the European institutions, their raison d'être, their objectives and their experience, and explains EU measures, legal provisions and all the Union's economic programmes.

The book contains over 1 000 references to the Official Journal of the European Communities and more than 400 bibliographic references, selected by subject.

Biographie

Graduate in law and in economic and political sciences of the University of Athens, Nicholas Moussis gained a Doctorate in international economic relations from the University of Denver (Colorado) as a Fulbright scholar.

In addition to his native Greek, the author speaks and writes French and English, and reads German, Italian and Spanish. He has worked as a research assistant at Athens Economic Research Centre and in the economics department of the "Catholic University of Mons" (Belgium).

Engaged exceptionally by the Commission of the European Communities in 1968, well before Greece's accession to the Community, he has exercised various functions which have brought him into direct contact with the many facets of European construction. He is presently adviser to the Director General for enterprise policy of the Commission and professor at Emory University, Atlanta, U.S.A.