Essays on European Union

The United Kingdom Independence Party is an example of how new political ideologies may have a transformational effect on the status quo by splitting the public opinion on contemporary issues. Established in 1991 by Alan Sked, London School of Economics Professor, UKIP’s influence in the political scene has vastly grown...

The aim of this study was to investigate the political, social and economic implications as a result of UK exit from the European Union, commonly referred as the Brexit. This study will be important to policymakers in the UK as it will assess the political, economic and social implications of...

The Global Strategy of the European Union provided a better position for the union to transpose itself so as to continue being a global superpower. Being a universal leader, it had to set up all the possible approaches to enhance unity and cooperation in the outside environment. Despite being financially...

The formation of European Union dates back to 1945 when the countries in Europe developed the desire to have close ties and synergetic relations to protect against any risk both on security and economy. The ties boosted the economic stability of the block by improving businesses, contributions and subsidies to...

The formation of European Union dates back to 1945 when the countries in Europe developed the desire to have close ties and synergetic relations to protect against any risk both on security and economy. The ties boosted the economic stability of the block by improving businesses, contributions and subsidies to...

The highest court of the European Union weighed in on the highly charged subject of outward displays of Muslim identity on Tuesday, concluding that private employers have the right to prohibit female employees from donning headscarves at work. The decision of the court centered on a claim made by a...

Huntington's Theory of Clash of Civilizations Huntington reiterates that the conflicts will be fought at the level of the nations and by the groups therein. Conflicts would result from divisions between the respective cultures. The David Allen interpretation elaborates on the idea of clashing civilizations caused by divergent worldviews, including those...

Introduction One of the founding concepts of the European Union is freedom of movement, which entitles residents of member nations to travel freely within their borders and receive equal treatment with other citizens. Citizens of the EU have the legal right to relocate to and live in any EU member state...

European Union's primary influence and dominance (EU) Two of the four constitutional principles in the EU Law concern the supremacy of laws over domestic laws. The articles of the treaties or the laws of the European Community (EC) do not directly allude to these principles. There is no explicit language...

A physiographic zone is an area with distinct geomorphology. Europe is often referred to as the Peninsula of Peninsulas since it is surrounded by sea on three sides (De Blij et al., 2016). The Alpine mountains, Western uplands, Central Uplands, and North European Plain are the four major physiographic regions...

Globalization and the Formation of the European Union Globalization is the formation of a worldwide network that is part of an economic and social system (CUTERELA 137). Because of globalization, states have united to become the United States. The European Union is a good example, having grown from a six-country single...

In terms of creating new ways to please its target market, the global banking sector appears to be evolving at an exciting rate. Yet, there are restrictions that banks must follow in order to remain as accountable as feasible. In this regard, Germany recently overhauled most of its banking legislation...