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Europeans' attitudes to space activities

Europäische Kommission / Generaldirektion Kommunikation

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2017 Annual Report on Migration and Asylum in Belgium

Caestecker, Frank (contributor) - European Migration Network / National Contact Point Belgium; … - 2018

The present report is the 14th annual report on migration and asylum of the Belgian National Contact Point (NCP) of the European Migration Network (EMN). The report provides an overview of the most significant political and legislative developments – as well as public debates - in the field of...

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European and national identities in EU's old and new member states:

Ruiz Jiménez, Antonia M.; Górniak, Jaroslaw Józef; … - 2004

The paper empirically tests three of the most significant theories about the emergence of a European identity. The three approaches considered here are, respectively: first, a "cultural" theory, which understands identities as being based on ethno-cultural factors generated through a long-term...

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Nice or bust : The Polish position after the Brussels Summit

Bobinski, Krzysztof - 2003

backed by the population and opinion-makers makes it difficult to see what kind of compromise on the constitution can be … worked out in the coming months. It appears that Poland is boxing itself into a British position in terms of public opinion …: opinion polls show that Polish support for pro-European policies is falling. Last July, 57% per cent of Poles thought that EU …

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Summit collapse: ongoing crisis for the enlarged EU

Hughes, Kirsty - 2003

relations in the new EU; public opinion; EU debate; democracy; and the EU's role in the world. Losses will be greater still if …

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The Czech reaction to the IGC failure - disillusion or indifference?

Kral, David - 2003

The paper examines the position of the Czech Government at the final session of the Intergovernmental Conference (ICG) on 12 December 2003 in Brussels. The Czech Government was keen to show that the Czechs did not have any "red lines" in the negotiations. The issue of full representation in the...

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