TOPICS OF COMPARATIVE POLITICS WITHIN THE EU EXAM 2 STUDY GUIDE

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What type of regime uses elections to gain power while maintaining authoritarian control?

Competitive Authoritarianism

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Can the EU forcibly remove a member state?

No, a state must voluntarily withdraw.

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How many countries are in the EU?

27 countries

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What does the Schengen Area allow?

Free movement for citizens

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What is the Eurozone?

Countries that use the Euro as their currency

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What are the Copenhagen Criteria?

Political, Economic, and Legal criteria to join the EU

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What is involved in Accession Negotiation?

Proposed Countries adopting EU laws and regulations so they can join

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What are the major challenges faced by the EU?

No military, no decisive international actions, and no unified policy stances

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Which country was the most recent to join the EU?

Croatia in 2013

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What is the difference between Hard Power and Soft Power in the context of the EU?

Hard Power involves coercion, while Soft Power involves negotiation; the EU is better at Soft Power.

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What support did the EU provide during the Russo-Ukrainian War?

Sanctions against Russia, stronger migration policies for Russia, and financial support for Ukraine.

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What does the Stability and Growth Pact establish?

A plan for reducing debt to below a 60% ratio.

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What is the Next Generation EU?

A Covid economic recovery program.

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What does Article 50 of the Maastricht Treaty pertain to?

The law of withdrawing from the EU.

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What is a major motivation for Brexit?

Party Politics.

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Which body is notified first when a state cites to withdraw from the EU?

The Council of Ministers.

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What were major indicators for Brexit support?

partisanship, Education, and proximity to immigrants.

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What is the Common European Asylum System?

It establishes procedures for managing migration.

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Which countries were major areas for illegal migration into the EU?

Italy and Greece.

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What is the biggest driver of Euroskepticism?

Migration.

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What is Technocracy in the context of the EU?

A system where appointed issue experts (Commission) manage specific areas.

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What party is not involved within the EU Withdrawal process

Commission

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What is not a indicator of post brexit support

Gender

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Which of the major Covid waves that hit Western Europe the most

1st

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Which is not a major challenge for EU foreign policy

No authority to sanction

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Which is not a category of the Copenhagen criteria

Cultural

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What establishes conversion rates for the EURO

Central bank

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What establishes framework for economic convergence

Monetary union

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What is a difference between hard and soft power

Hard power is the use of coercion and soft power is rely on negotiation.

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What's the authority of public health in the EU

It's shared between the EU and member states

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Why was Eastern Europe hit harder in the 2nd and 3rd waves of Covid

Domestic politics

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What does article 7 of the Maastricht treaty prevent

Democratic backsliding

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How has the EU responded to the Russian-Ukrainian War

Sanctions aganst Russia, Stricter migration for Russians, Financial Support For Ukraine

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What wasn't involved in the EU Roma framework

Police brutality

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Difference between a hard/soft euro skeptic

Hard euroskeptic hates the EU, Soft hates a specific policy.