When did intergovernmentalism reach its prime in the ‘doldrum years’ of the European Integration?
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I. According to the well established case law of the CJEU, where there is a conflict between directly applicable or directly effective provisions of EU law and national law, it is the national law which should prevail. II. The supremacy of EU law is clearly the necessary corollary of the status of the EU as a supranational organisation which exercises sovereign powers transferred to it by the Member States. III. The CJEU arrived at this conclusion by founding its judgment on a concept of rights pertaining to the individual. Which of the above information is correct?
Of the following institutional settings, which one was created to debate European issues and to resolve disputes?
Wich of the following is true about 'Autarky'?
Which of the following is not one of the stages/types of economic integration?
It is the third stage/type of economic integration. Member countries of a customs union abolish all the trade restrictions among themselves and implement a common external trade policy in the third countries. Member countries leave their independence in deciding and implementing their own tariff rates. Which stage of economic integration is described above?
Which of the following is based on the assumption that states can create a peaceful world society through gradualist and pragmatic cooperation with one another in technical and economic sectors of activity?
Which term is depends on David Ricardo's famous book, Principles of Political Economy an Taxation?
Which of the following implies that each of the institutions has to act in accordance with the powers conferred on it by the Treaties, in accordance with the division of powers?
.................... is a synthetic approach that derives from both realist/liberal elements and domestic/international politics. Fill in the blank above.
"Single European Act...................." Which of the following do not complete the statment above?
I. Exclusive Power Areas for the EU II. Shared Power Areas between the EU and the Member States III. Supporting, Coordinating and Supplementing Competence Areas for the E Under the principle of conferral the EU has 5 different categories of powers which are regulated between articles 2-6 of the TFEU. Which of the above are included in these categories?
Which of the following is not an example of the shared power of the EU according to the Treaty Article?
Which of the following is not a founding member of the European Union?
Which theorist is most closely associated with federalism?
Which of the following is not one of the members of the Governing Council of the European Central Bank (ECB)?
This institution is the representative of “European Peoples” and their interests and political affiliations. It has a legitimising and supervisory function as well since it is the only directly elected EU institution by the people. The characteristics of a European Union institution are given above. Which institution is mentioned below?
When was the EU Common Market established?
Which of the following cannot be given as a dynamic effect of custom union?
Complete the following: From the perspective of functionalism and the new intergovernmentalism, the EU can be identified with a particular form of Union, namely, the EU as a/an ............................. .
