European Union enlargement and pollution: why caution is necessary

Article Abstract:

There is concern that problems arising from from pollution could create obstacles in plans for the enlargement of the European Union. The seriousness of pollution in some locations is stressed, and game theory is used to analyze the issue.

Waste Management and Remediation Services, Pollution Control, Sanitary Services, Europe, Membership, Pollution, Environmental policy

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How fit are the candidates for EMU?

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Issues related to European monetary union and the expansion of the European Union (EU) are examined in detail. The chances of candidates being able to take part in monetary union are assessed.

Western Europe, Monetary unions

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Portugal in the European Union: what can we tell the Central and Eastern European countries?

Article Abstract:

The experience of Portugal in the European Union (EU) can offer some useful lessons for potential new members from Eastern and Central Europe, which are similar in some ways to Portugal.

Eastern Europe, Portugal

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