Ulim 15 Ani De Ascensiune

The issue of environmental management has gained frequency in recent years. In sustainable development circumstances, central and local governments more often observe the necessity of acting in ways that decreases negative impact on environment. Environmental management occurs at different levels- commencing from global level; for instance, climatic changes, by way of national and regional level (environmental policy) and concluding on micro level. This book displays many examples of environmental management. The multiplicity of presented aspects within environmental management and approaching the subject from the prospects of various countries contributes considerably to the development of research fields of environmental management.

This book provides an accessible introduction to diverse political economy perspectives on different aspects of European integration. It presents a critical appraisal of how scholars in the EU and US use theory to understand European integration.

Bringing together leading experts in the field, this text examines the nature of the effects of the euro on EU member states.

Om udviklingen i "euro-området" 20 år efter Delors-rapporten om den økonomiske og monetære union, ØMU'en, 10 år efter ratifikationen af Maastricht-traktaten og næsten 10 år efter euroens indførelse

This book provides a thorough overview of how money is used as a tool to achieve international political aims.

This is the first in a series of annual reports on European economic developments by an international panel of distinguished economists, writing accessibly. Competitive Disinflation addresses one of the main areas of debate concerning economic developments in Europe: the extent to which the budgetary policy of national governments is competitive rather than cooperative. The discussion focuses on three particular cases, French macroeconomic policy since 1987, the reunification of Germany, and constraints imposed on national governments budgetary powers by membership of the EMU. This is a book about the radical alteration of the environment in which economic policy is formulated, with an analysis of options for action and a consideration of factors limiting the effectiveness of that action. It will be a stimulating read for all those, including students, who have an interest in macroeconomic policy issues in the context of European pressures.