Inclusion without influence? NGOs in European trade policy

Article Abstract:

An argument is presented that the nongovernmental organizations, which have diffuse costs and benefits from trade policies, do not dispose of resources with which they can threaten or enhance political actors' chances of re-election or re-appointment. The analysis of a survey indicates that although NGOs have gained access to policy makers, they have largely failed to shift policy outcomes in their favor.

Management dynamics, Management, Non-governmental organizations, Nongovernmental organizations, Company business management, Trade policy, Commercial policy

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Is the euro working? The euro and European labor markets

Article Abstract:

The euro zone still falls short as an optimal currency area in most respects. Empirical analysis of the labor market by the euro zone is demonstrated and no progress toward flexibility or integration is found.

Evaluation, Europe, Economic aspects, Euro (Currency), Labor market, Labour market, Euro currency transition, European monetary union

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