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A distinction is often made between “hard” tools for combating terrorism – i.e. executive, including military measures – and “soft” tools such as programs promoting the integration of Muslim immigrants, efforts to stabilize and develop problem countries, and strategies for intercultural dialogue.
At stake is not just Germany’s role in Europe, but also the future of European integration.
In addition, the German government will support European defense integration and maintain the establishment of a European army as a long-term goal.
Given that financial integration is particularly strong within the monetary union, putting the ECB in charge was an obvious choice.
But that is often the way that European integration proceeds: an incomplete step in one area later requires further steps in related areas.
But, even without the agreement, the appeal of such investments stands: evidence indicates that integration of ESG considerations – when implemented intelligently and measured and reported transparently – could help investments outperform expectations, for both companies and investors.
National elections in Italy, France, the Netherlands, and Germany this year will likely challenge the principles of openness and integration.
In this way, fundamental tensions are created both in the way these deals are put together and in the overall conduct of North-South and South-South integration.
With the end of the Cold War, and India’s reorientation of its foreign policy, as well as its increasing integration into the global economy, a thaw set in.
Indeed, Northeast Asia would become the third major axis of regional economic integration, following the EU and NAFTA.
But if the proposals discussed in Beijing last month are realized, the resulting FTA could surpass NAFTA in its degree of integration and importance to the world economy.
Robust Japanese participation would mitigate Asia-Pacific polarization and contribute to building momentum for regional integration.
Indeed, Asia is one of only two continents, along with Africa, where regional integration has yet to take hold, largely because political and cultural diversity, together with historical animosities, have hindered institution-building.Strained political relations among most of Asia’s sub-regions make a region-wide security structure or more effective resource cooperation difficult to achieve.
First of all, it wants to spread the wealth by pursuing a new model of regional integration through energy and infrastructure.
Economic integration with the EU plus security partnership with the US is a winning formula for Russian modernization.
UNCTAD’s research also shows that, for both developed and developing countries, integration into global value chains correlates with declining shares of domestic value-added in exports.
One potential driver of the latter trend is that, by drastically enlarging the global labor supply, the economic integration of countries with large populations like China and India has increased the bargaining power of capital relative to labor.
The two world wars and the Cold War shaped European integration as a project of peace, a defense of the West’s fundamental values, and common economic prosperity.
When politicians debated the EU’s future, they spoke of “finality” – the end formula of European integration, as defined in a famous lecture by German Foreign Minister Joschka Fischer in 2000.
The EU will continue to be governed under the Nice Treaty of 2000, but this leaves no room for further political integration (or enlargement), nor does it ensure the effective functioning of the Union’s institutions.
The Black Sea region's long-term stability and integration with the West is thus critically important to the long-term energy security strategy of EU and NATO members.
Whether the end result is better relations or full integration of these countries into the EU and NATO is an open question.
Clearly, the region's countries are weaker and further behind previous candidates for Western integration.
And yet they could also be just what the long-stagnant European integration process needs.
Sixty years ago, with Europe’s economy reeling from the destruction caused by World War II, Europe’s leaders lifted their eyes above daily hardships to shape a more hopeful future, underpinned by European integration.
In order to reap the benefits of European integration, it must be achieved through individual interactions, economic and otherwise, facilitated by the removal of regulatory barriers.
Today, the EU and the US should demand the liberation of all members of the Muslim Brotherhood, including Morsi, and the integration of the Brotherhood into any political solution.
Now he is faced with a strategic nightmare come true: Iran’s possible integration into the international community without having to dismantle its nuclear-weapons potential.
Monetary integration would weaken the existing distortions, reduce the scope for political intervention, and force European firms to become more competitive.
Evidence from Germany’s reunification and the Eastern European integration process suggest that the costs may be substantial and long-running.
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