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What type of regime uses elections to gain power while maintaining authoritarian control?
Competitive Authoritarianism
Can the EU forcibly remove a member state?
No, a state must voluntarily withdraw.
How many countries are in the EU?
27 countries
What does the Schengen Area allow?
Free movement for citizens
What is the Eurozone?
Countries that use the Euro as their currency
What are the Copenhagen Criteria?
Political, Economic, and Legal criteria to join the EU
What is involved in Accession Negotiation?
Proposed Countries adopting EU laws and regulations so they can join
What are the major challenges faced by the EU?
No military, no decisive international actions, and no unified policy stances
Which country was the most recent to join the EU?
Croatia in 2013
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.
What support did the EU provide during the Russo-Ukrainian War?
Sanctions against Russia, stronger migration policies for Russia, and financial support for Ukraine.
What does the Stability and Growth Pact establish?
A plan for reducing debt to below a 60% ratio.
What is the Next Generation EU?
A Covid economic recovery program.
What does Article 50 of the Maastricht Treaty pertain to?
The law of withdrawing from the EU.
What is a major motivation for Brexit?
Party Politics.
Which body is notified first when a state cites to withdraw from the EU?
The Council of Ministers.
What were major indicators for Brexit support?
partisanship, Education, and proximity to immigrants.
What is the Common European Asylum System?
It establishes procedures for managing migration.
Which countries were major areas for illegal migration into the EU?
Italy and Greece.
What is the biggest driver of Euroskepticism?
Migration.
What is Technocracy in the context of the EU?
A system where appointed issue experts (Commission) manage specific areas.
What party is not involved within the EU Withdrawal process
Commission
What is not a indicator of post brexit support
Gender
Which of the major Covid waves that hit Western Europe the most
1st
Which is not a major challenge for EU foreign policy
No authority to sanction
Which is not a category of the Copenhagen criteria
Cultural
What establishes conversion rates for the EURO
Central bank
What establishes framework for economic convergence
Monetary union
What is a difference between hard and soft power
Hard power is the use of coercion and soft power is rely on negotiation.
What's the authority of public health in the EU
It's shared between the EU and member states
Why was Eastern Europe hit harder in the 2nd and 3rd waves of Covid
Domestic politics
What does article 7 of the Maastricht treaty prevent
Democratic backsliding
How has the EU responded to the Russian-Ukrainian War
Sanctions aganst Russia, Stricter migration for Russians, Financial Support For Ukraine
What wasn't involved in the EU Roma framework
Police brutality
Difference between a hard/soft euro skeptic
Hard euroskeptic hates the EU, Soft hates a specific policy.