Finland in the European UnionPsychology Press, 2003 - 180 sivua With a focus on governmental institutions, this book explores the ways in which EU membership has altered the balance of power among key political actors. The authors discuss cultural adaptation to integration, as well as examining the views of the elite and voters. The transformation in national identity, sovereignty and neutrality are also examined. |
Sisältö
National Politics and European Integration | 1 |
Finland Joins the European Union | 21 |
Parties and Elections | 43 |
Parliament | 72 |
The Dual Executive The Government and the President | 96 |
Finlands First Presidency of the European Union | 113 |
The Common Foreign and Security Policy | 129 |
Conclusion | 146 |
References | 158 |
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adaptation agenda Åland Åland Islands Arter cabinet candidates cent CFSP civil servants coalition Common Market Studies consensus constitution cooperation coordination crisis-management debate decision decision-making defence dimension Democrats economic Eduskunta elections electoral elite EU's Europe European Commission European Council European integration European level European matters European Union favour Finland joined Finnish EU membership Finnish foreign policy Finnish government Finnish parties Finnish presidency foreign and security formulation Grand Committee Green League groups Helsingin Sanomat Helsinki ideological impact institutions Intergovernmental issues Journal of Common KESK leadership Left Alliance legislation Lipponen Maastricht majority MEPs Ministry national EU policy national integration policy national parliaments National Politics negotiations neutrality non-alignment Nordic countries Northern Dimension opinion Paavo Lipponen participation Pesonen position powers prime minister Raunio referendum role Russia scrutiny security policy Soviet Union Suomen Suomi Sweden Swedish Tiilikainen Treaty University Press voters votes Wiberg