European economic and political issues, II

Book abstract:

This is the second in a series, edited by Frank Columbus and produced by Nova Science Publishers, which is intended to present an ongoing forum for substantial discussion of the current political and economic issues in Western Europe. The generic title appears to have allowed for a rather miscellaneous collection of papers although their selection is seen as a reflection of their 'quality, relevance and timeliness'.

The papers in this volume are: The European unemployment problem: External and internal lessons; Pricing strategies in Euroland: Risks and opportunities; Parliamentary governance and the European Union; Work values, open youth education and the creative career: A Danish perspective; Developing effective capacity to implement EU rules: Application, enforcement and meta-analysis [with a case study on implementation of Directives on Telecommunications]; Sovereignty and authority in the making of one Europe: From cultural diversity to market identity; The great realignment: Explaining Austrian politics in the 1990s and beyond; Health care co-ordination and convergence across the Member States of the European Union; Agricultural policy divergence between the EU and Turkey: Implications for economic integration; Technical efficiency in the European Union manufacturing industry; The politics of European Union regional policy.

The volume is aimed at students, researchers and professionals.

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