Commentary: How the EU can prepare itself for enlargement

Article Abstract:

The EU must prepare itself for enlargement by dealing with institutional reform and budgetary reform. EU leaders will tackle the size of the Commission, weighting applied to each country's vote under the qualified majority voting (QMV) system, and any extension of QMV. With regard to budgetary strategy, there is a need to establish basic principles, such as keeping the size of the budget small.

Laws, regulations and rules

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Commentary: institutional reform, enlargement and defence

Article Abstract:

Issues concerning institutional reform, defence and enlargement within the European Union are discussed, focusing on the role of the European Commission and its president Romano Prodi.

Management, European Union. European Commission

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Critical issue: EU enlargement

Article Abstract:

Issues concerning the fourth wave of European Union enlargement to the east are discussed.

Membership

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