JACQUES DELORS ET LA VISION SUR LE PROCESSUS DE L’INTEGRATION EUROPEENNE
Journal Title: ANALELE Universității DIN ORADEA. SERIA: RELAŢII INTERNAŢIONALE şI STUDII EUROPENE - Year 2009, Vol 0, Issue 0
Abstract
The present article tries to underline the role of a key personage of the process of the European construction, Jacques Delors. Unanimously recognized as a being as important as the “founder fathers” of the European Union, Delors contributed to the adoption of two major documentsof the Europea Union: the Single European Act and the Treaty of Maastricht. On the other hand, Delors was the artisan of two important European Union policies: social policy and the monetary policy (materialized by the European Monetary Union).
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Cristina Dogot
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