The EC/EU Fact Book: A Complete GuideThis invaluable guide provides a succinct, up-to-the-minute view of European and international affairs. It presents a vast range of information in a highly accessible, jargon-free question-and-answer format, giving all the salient facts on: |
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Contents
The Treaty of Rome the Single European Act | 10 |
The institutions and consultative bodies of the ECEU | 27 |
EC legislation lobbying justice and home affairs | 46 |
The budget and the different ECEU funds | 62 |
Harmonization of standards | 69 |
Customs control physical and technical barriers | 83 |
Transport policy | 92 |
Competition and public procurement policy | 105 |
Industrial policy | 175 |
Social policy | 187 |
The environment energy agriculture and fisheries | 210 |
The EU and international affairs | 230 |
Commercial strategies | 246 |
policy and civil defence | 263 |
Institutions not to be confused with ECEU | 270 |
The Statistical Office of the European | 278 |
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