... and memorialization. It also analyzes the politics, subjectivities, and relationships that emerge through the disaster's afterlives. The chapter addresses how the disaster shapes not only the lives of individuals, families, and communities, but also the European Union, which created the conditions in which...

...This chapter focuses on the discourse of Europe in the search for a European identity that was good and noble. The current quest for Europe's true identity is the manifestation in public discourse of an effort to invent a new identity for Europe. Moreover, the European Union is simply the newest...

... in Hungary. elections and electoral law Fidesz freedom of the press effects of lack of Hungary journalism and investigative media Orbán Viktor Russo Ukrainian war social bribes Ukraine Russia war gerrymandering nationalism System of National Cooperation NER banking sector European Union EU...

... economic contexts feminist activism service sector Netherlands social contexts women workers young workers differences ETUC European Trade Union Confederation European Union EU management strategy and technique project management worker rights working class best practice social inclusion...

... are the third- and fourth-largest European Union economies in terms of gross domestic product, respectively, and around a quarter of EU citizens live in Southern Europe. Another reason cited was the importance of improving a more analytical understanding of capitalist models that are not usually studied...

... Sigita foster home “mom” Soviet Union State Border Guard Latvian Vijupe Liga Europeanness European Union Office of Citizenship and Migration Affairs Russia Latvian border with Follis Karolina Indans Ivars Migrants refugees NATO Geneva Convention refugees and Labor migrants “Law on the Entry...

... Spain corporatism neocorporatism Dutch trade unions embeddedness organizing strategies Spanish trade unions Trade Unions Immigration Labour Relations Comparative Industrial Relations Social Inclusion European Union Racism Trade Union Renewal Since the early 2000s, labor and employment...

... at increasing awareness of the issues surrounding immigration and to share and develop 'good practice' responses in trade unions and to benchmark these responses. One initiative that we document, ETUC's Workplace Europe project. economic crisis of 2008 European trade unions European Union EU freedom...

...This chapter explores how, in an effort to address the complex situation of the conflict in Chad and the Central African Republic (CAR), the European Union (EU) deployed EUFOR Chad–CAR. The key objective of the force was to protect civilians living in the refugee camps, facilitate the delivery...

... exchange of information (AEI) and the BEPS project's failure to limit tax avoidance in the common market has motivated the European Commission and several member states to push for a common reaction. The European Union has since produced an integrated blacklist of third countries not complying with its tax...

... from other countries), and price controls (which is often treated as a no-go area). Capital controls and interventions in the price system have also been politically divisive topics. The creation of the European Union helped stimulate these debates, since there were immediate policy spillovers...

... capitalism climate change Common European Asylum System CEAS COVID 19 pandemic European refugee “crisis ” humanitarianism toward refugees human trafficking austerity authoritarianism Calais camps refugee Cillo Rosanna disposability of refugees European Union EU Great Recession 2008 Greece...

... W administration Coast Guard U S Counterterrorism European Union Indian Ocean North Atlantic Treaty Organization NATO Arabian Sea High Risk Area HRA Internationally Recommended Transit Corridor IRTC Maritime Security Centre Horn of Africa Maritime Security Patrol Area MPSA United Kingdom...

...This chapter addresses the following questions: Why did the French agree to create a military community in 1952? Having signed the European Defense Community (EDC) treaty, why did they subsequently refuse to ratify it and instead seek German membership in the Western European Union (WEU) and NATO...

.... A lack of regulatory capacity explains why the European Union has not wielded the same power in negotiations over global tax policy as the United States despite the EU's similarly sized internal market. In fact, taxation remains an exclusive member state competence. Therefore, the European Commission has...

... is now the most corrupt member state of the European Union. There is also a consensus among experts that a small clique of corrupt political actors has captured most Hungarian state institutions and a significant portion of the business sector. What fostered corruption in Hungary? What are the most...

...The European Union is the world's most advanced international organization, presiding over a level of legal and economic integration unmatched in global politics. To explain this achievement, many observers point to its formal rules that entail strong obligations and delegate substantial power...