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Which theory of European integration emphasizes the gradual transfer of sovereignty and functions from national governments to supranational institutions?
Which theoretical thinker is associated with the concept of neofunctionalism in European integration?
Which key concept in European integration refers to the process by which certain policy areas are managed jointly by the member states and supranational institutions?
Which term in the field of European integration refers to the questioning or opposition to the European Union and its policies?
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Theories of European Integration
- Neofunctionalism emphasizes the gradual transfer of sovereignty and functions from national governments to supranational institutions, reflecting a shift towards more integrated governance.
- Key Thinker: Ernst B. Haas is associated with the concept of neofunctionalism, which highlights how integration in one area leads to further integration in related areas.
Key Concepts in European Integration
- Joint Management: Refers to the collaborative process where certain policy areas are managed collectively by member states and supranational institutions, fostering cooperation and shared decision-making.
- Opposition to Integration: The term "Euroscepticism" describes the questioning or opposition to the European Union and its policies, reflecting concerns over loss of national sovereignty and governance issues.
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Explore the key concepts and theories of European integration from the 1940s to the present day, including functionalism, federalism, confederalism, neofunctionalism, and transactionalism. This quiz delves into wider theoretical traditions and currents of thought in International Relations, comparative politics, public policy, and normative approaches, with special attention to key theoretical thinkers of European integration.
