Competing goals, conflicting perspectives

Article Abstract:

European public are showing very less interest in the future political course of the European Union (EU), mainly because of the rebuilding of West European societies upon the ashes of World War II and their subsequent achievement of peace, prosperity, and democracy constitute one of the great political success stories in modern history.

Western Europe

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Toward a cosmopolitan Europe

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Tracing the development of the European Union, it can be concluded that it is a regime of continental magnitude that is very thickly networked horizontally through markets while maintaining relatively weak political regulation vertically through indirectly legitimated authorities.

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Consolidating free government in the new EU

Article Abstract:

The EU association has worked strongly in favor of democratic governance in the new member states, but the communist legacy will not be easily overcome. All postcommunist states will continue to struggle for some time to come with the legacy of long-term totalitarian rule.

Administration of General Economic Programs, Eastern Europe, Economic & Political Union, Economic unions

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