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Genus Hyssopus L – recent knowledge: A review

decumbens Banon and Italian hyssop Hyssopus officinalis where dominant constituents were linalool, 1,8-cineole and limonene, were aimed at the antimicrobial and antibacterial activity

Responsibility and laboratory animal research governance

First, RRI seems to demand a shift from the current dominant focus in animal research governance on the role responsibilities of scientists to consideration of the societal impacts of

Rethinking risk: a narrative approach

Inter Religious interaction in urban Australia: the influence of religious identity on perceptions of 'the Other'

As such, one’s religious affiliation, and thus religious self-identity, is a frame of reference used when one interacts with others within one’s given social world, and also in the

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Why the European Union Strengthens the State: Domestic Politics and International Cooperation. CES Working Paper, no. 52, 1994

Four major policy issues in EC history are examined: structural adjustment under the European Coal and Steel Community ECSC, the negotiation of the Treaty of Rome, the functioning of

The Path to European Integration: A Historical Institutionalist Perspective, CES Germany & Europe Working Papers, No. 05.2, 25 October 1994

70 Over a period of thirty years, a complex patchwork of regulations and court decisions has partially suspended the principle of member state sovereignty over social policy in the

Hanging Together, Falling Apart: Self-Understandings of German Society from 1800 to the Present. CES Germany & Europe Working Papers, No. 04.7 (Series 51), 1994

This paper surveys the field and asks how Germans from the early modern era up to the present time of German reunification conceived of the social order they were building and living

"Why international cooperation strengthens national executives: the case of the European Community"

Determinants of Executive Influence: Four Causal Mechanisms Along each of the four dimensions mentioned above - initiative, institutions, information and ideas there is good reason to

"Variable Geometry Europe: An Interpretation of the European Integration Development"

In 1980, in Rome, the then Chairman of the Economic and Monetary Commission of the European Parliament, Jacques Delors, uses the idea of a variable geometry Europe, as an instrument to

"The Transformation of Governance in the European Union"

One possibility to react to the political, economic, legal and social pressures created by the integration process is to regard the democratic constitutional state as the only possible

"System, power, and European monetary integration"

Although Schmidt and Giscard were unable to persuade British Prime Minister James Callaghan to participate in the system, Belgium, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, Denmark, and Italy all

"Subsidiarity, Federalism and Regulatory Competition: A Political Economy Perspective"

For instance, the increased resort to majority voting in the EC Council of Ministers, established by the Single European Act and reinforced by the Treaty on European Union, may have

"Policy-Making and the Integration Process - Implications for Integration Theory"

Lindblom, C E 1965 The Intelligence of Democracy Toronto: Collier-Macmillan Majone, G 1992a 'Market Integration and Regulation: Europe after 1992' Metroeconomica 43: 131-156 Majone, G

"Patchwork Europe? Towards a Continent of Variable Cooperation"

Edouard Balladur has instead put forward the concept of concentric circles65, while John Major favors multiple cores where varying groups of countries might choose to integrate further

"Obedient Servant or Runaway Eurocracy? Delegation, Agency, and Agenda Setting in the European Community"

3.3 Commission Agenda Setting, and Further Delegation or Integration Finally, we can bring the analysis full circle, by pointing out that the Commission, having been delegated powers by

"Integration from Below: Transnational Regionalism in Europe and North America"

Other EU programs which promote transnational regionalism include LACE Linkage Assistance and Cooperation for the European Border Regions, the purpose of which is to promote

"Influences on European Union Nuclear Waste Transport Policy"

In seeking to determine how interaction between opposing advocacy coalitions in the Policy-making process of international organizations influences policy, this paper examines the

"Explaining the Impact of Jacques Delors: Conceptualizing and Assessing the Commission Presidency"

Yet it is a literature more notable for disagreement and lack of progress than almost anything else evidenced by the fact that some authors still debate basic 'framework construction'