פנחס לנדאו: משבר באירופה גורמים, תרחישים והשלכות
•Download as PPTX, PDF•
0 likes•504 views
The European Union was awarded the 2012 Nobel Peace Prize for helping to transform Europe from a continent of war to one of peace and democracy over the past 60 years. The EU and its predecessors helped advance peace, reconciliation, democracy, and human rights in Europe. Germany and France had been historical enemies that fought three wars, but are now close partners, showing how the EU built mutual confidence between them. The EU also helped introduce democracy as a condition for Greece, Spain, and Portugal joining the union.
Report
Share
Report
Share
Recommended
Coaching
El coaching en las empresas busca liberar el potencial de los empleados mediante un proceso dinámico e interactivo que les ayuda a lograr sus metas y desarrollar sus capacidades. Este proceso implica tres momentos: darse cuenta de oportunidades de mejora, hacerse cargo mediante nuevas acciones, y encontrar el sentido personal de dichos cambios. El coaching pretende romper rutinas defensivas para fomentar un mayor empoderamiento de los empleados.
Setting up port forwarding on a router
To set up port forwarding on a router, you first open the router's admin console by entering its IP address like 192.168.0.1 into a web browser. You then log in with the username, typically "admin", and password. Next, you navigate to the port forwarding section and enter the application name, ports to use, protocol (UDP/TCP), and the device's IP address. Finally, save the settings and potentially restart the router for the changes to take effect.
Audacity
Audacity is a free multi-track audio editor that allows users to easily record podcasts or accompany digital storytelling with just a few steps. It can be used by amateurs or professionals for fast audio editing. Union College recommends giving Audacity a try as it is perfect for simple yet powerful audio recording needs.
Lenguaje C
C es un lenguaje de programación creado en 1972 por Dennis Ritchie para los sistemas operativos Unix. Es popular para crear software de sistemas debido a su eficiencia. Se usa principalmente para sistemas operativos como Unix, Windows y Linux, así como aplicaciones científicas e industriales como animaciones 3D.
Simblogia (Matematicas)
El documento lista los nombres de 5 personas: Yesenia Beatriz Beatriz Collazo Hernández, Sahira Marisol Martín, Alejandro Pérez Del Castillo y Jairo Soto Coronel.
Recommended
Coaching
El coaching en las empresas busca liberar el potencial de los empleados mediante un proceso dinámico e interactivo que les ayuda a lograr sus metas y desarrollar sus capacidades. Este proceso implica tres momentos: darse cuenta de oportunidades de mejora, hacerse cargo mediante nuevas acciones, y encontrar el sentido personal de dichos cambios. El coaching pretende romper rutinas defensivas para fomentar un mayor empoderamiento de los empleados.
Setting up port forwarding on a router
To set up port forwarding on a router, you first open the router's admin console by entering its IP address like 192.168.0.1 into a web browser. You then log in with the username, typically "admin", and password. Next, you navigate to the port forwarding section and enter the application name, ports to use, protocol (UDP/TCP), and the device's IP address. Finally, save the settings and potentially restart the router for the changes to take effect.
Audacity
Audacity is a free multi-track audio editor that allows users to easily record podcasts or accompany digital storytelling with just a few steps. It can be used by amateurs or professionals for fast audio editing. Union College recommends giving Audacity a try as it is perfect for simple yet powerful audio recording needs.
Lenguaje C
C es un lenguaje de programación creado en 1972 por Dennis Ritchie para los sistemas operativos Unix. Es popular para crear software de sistemas debido a su eficiencia. Se usa principalmente para sistemas operativos como Unix, Windows y Linux, así como aplicaciones científicas e industriales como animaciones 3D.
Simblogia (Matematicas)
El documento lista los nombres de 5 personas: Yesenia Beatriz Beatriz Collazo Hernández, Sahira Marisol Martín, Alejandro Pérez Del Castillo y Jairo Soto Coronel.
1. Secondary Source Article Your Textbook Author, Dr. C. Brooks.docx
1. Secondary Source Article: Your Textbook Author, Dr. C. Brooks on The European Union, pp 265-267
The European Union. As of this writing, Britain is poised to exit the EU in the near future.
At the start of the postwar boom, most of the nations of western Europe entered into various international groups that sought to improve economic relations and trade between the member nations. Those culminated in the creation of the European Community (EC) in 1967, essentially an economic alliance and trade zone between most of the nations of non-communist Europe. Despite various setbacks, not the least the enmity between French and British politicians that achieved almost comic levels at times, the EC steadily added new members into the 1980s. Its leadership also began to discuss the possibility of moving toward an even more
inclusive model for Europe, one in which not just trade but currency, law, and policy might be more closely aligned between countries. That vision of a united Europe was originally conceived in large part in hopes of creating a power-bloc to rival the two superpowers of the Cold War, but it also encompassed a moral vision of an advanced, rational economic and political system, in contrast to the conflicts that had so often characterized Europe in the past.
The EC officially became the European Union in 1993, and various member nations of the former EC voted (sometimes barely) to join in the following years. Over time, passport controls at borders between the member states of the EU were eliminated entirely. The member nations agreed to policies meant to ensure civil rights throughout the Union, as well as economic stipulations (e.g. limitations on national debt) meant to foster overall prosperity. Most spectacularly, at the start of 2002, the Euro became the official currency of the entire EU except for Great Britain, which clung tenaciously to the venerable British Pound.
The period between 2002 and 2008 was one of relative success for the architects of the EU. The economies of Eastern European countries in particular accelerated, along with a few unexpected western countries like Ireland (called the “Celtic Tiger” at the time for its success in bringing in outside investment by slashing corporate tax rates). Loans from wealthier members to poorer ones, the latter generally clustered along the Mediterranean, meant that none of the countries of the “Eurozone” lagged too far behind. While the end of passport controls at borders worried some, there was no general immigration crisis to speak of.
Unfortunately, especially since the financial crisis of 2008, the EU has been fraught with economic problems. The major issue is that the member nations cannot control their own economies past a certain point – they cannot devalue currency to deal with inflation, they are nominally prevented from allowing their own national debts to exceed a certain level of their Gross Domestic Product (3%, at least in theory), and ...
Project Report on European Union
The document is a project report submitted by Mr. Ojas Nitin Narsale to the University of Mumbai on the topic of the European Union. It includes sections on the history, member states, politics, budget, legal system, fundamental rights, key acts, foreign relations, and economy of the European Union. The report was completed in the 2015-2016 academic year under the guidance of Professor R.A. Joshi at the M.L. Dahanukar College of Commerce in Mumbai, India.
The enlargement of EU by acceeding new countries
This work was carried out for the course of International Economic Relations taught by Mr. Prof.Dr. Mihai Berinde at the University of Oradea.
ANALYSIS OF BREXIT IMPACT ON POLAND's MANUFACTURING INDUSTRY
EU has a long history with UK since UK was among the first countries that signed and joined the union yet due political, economical and social issues, Brexit referendum finally occurred. The term of Brexit refers to the withdrawal of UK from EU, it has caused tremendous uncertainties in different aspects of European Union. These uncertainties of post-Brexit provoke different assumptions and speculations about what will happen to European Union and to the rest of the members (i.e Poland). Poland, which is the biggest source of UK immigrants, might be directly influenced by Brexit both in positive and negative ways.
Therefore, this report will describe the EU history followed by the reasons and processes of Brexit. Furthermore, this report aims to analyse how the uncertainty of Brexit will impact on the EU, the Poland and Polish manufacturing industries.
The european union slides
The European Union consists of 27 member states with over 500 million citizens. It was founded after World War 2 to promote peace and economic cooperation. Key EU institutions include the European Parliament which is elected by EU citizens, the Council of Ministers which represents the member states, and the European Commission which proposes legislation. The EU has a single market with freedom of movement of goods, services, capital and people. It uses the euro as a single currency for 19 member states. The EU aims to promote prosperity, security, research and environmental protection through cooperation between member states.
European Union
The European Union is an economic and political union of 27 member states located primarily in Europe. It evolved from the European Coal and Steel Community formed in 1951 and the European Economic Community established in 1958. Key institutions of the EU include the European Commission, Council of the European Union, European Council, Court of Justice, and European Central Bank. The EU operates through supranational independent institutions and intergovernmental agreements between members.
Eu in slides_english 2010
The document provides an overview of the European Union (EU) in 3 paragraphs:
1) It describes the EU's population of 500 million across 27 member countries and candidate countries. It also mentions the vision of its founders to promote peace and prosperity through cooperation.
2) It discusses the history of the EU from its origins after World War 2 to the recent enlargements of 2004 and 2007 that brought in many eastern European countries.
3) It outlines the EU's goals to be more efficient, democratic, transparent and united, as well as secure, through policies addressing climate change, energy, the economy, and more.
The development of the European Union, 1945-2012
This document provides an overview of historical and political integration in Europe from 1945-2012. It begins by discussing the post-war period and climate for radical change due to widespread destruction and economic setbacks across many European countries. It then outlines the emergence of the divided Europe with the rise of the Iron Curtain and start of the Cold War. Finally, it discusses the early steps taken towards European integration through various organizations and treaties in the late 1940s and 1950s as a means to bind West Germany and avoid future wars.
Passport
This document provides information about various European countries. It includes trivia questions and answers about each country's capital city, population, languages, national day, famous landmarks, foods, and people. Stickers of coins, flags, buildings and other icons are included so the reader can label different parts of a passport or map as they learn about each place.
More Related Content
Similar to פנחס לנדאו: משבר באירופה גורמים, תרחישים והשלכות
1. Secondary Source Article Your Textbook Author, Dr. C. Brooks.docx
1. Secondary Source Article: Your Textbook Author, Dr. C. Brooks on The European Union, pp 265-267
The European Union. As of this writing, Britain is poised to exit the EU in the near future.
At the start of the postwar boom, most of the nations of western Europe entered into various international groups that sought to improve economic relations and trade between the member nations. Those culminated in the creation of the European Community (EC) in 1967, essentially an economic alliance and trade zone between most of the nations of non-communist Europe. Despite various setbacks, not the least the enmity between French and British politicians that achieved almost comic levels at times, the EC steadily added new members into the 1980s. Its leadership also began to discuss the possibility of moving toward an even more
inclusive model for Europe, one in which not just trade but currency, law, and policy might be more closely aligned between countries. That vision of a united Europe was originally conceived in large part in hopes of creating a power-bloc to rival the two superpowers of the Cold War, but it also encompassed a moral vision of an advanced, rational economic and political system, in contrast to the conflicts that had so often characterized Europe in the past.
The EC officially became the European Union in 1993, and various member nations of the former EC voted (sometimes barely) to join in the following years. Over time, passport controls at borders between the member states of the EU were eliminated entirely. The member nations agreed to policies meant to ensure civil rights throughout the Union, as well as economic stipulations (e.g. limitations on national debt) meant to foster overall prosperity. Most spectacularly, at the start of 2002, the Euro became the official currency of the entire EU except for Great Britain, which clung tenaciously to the venerable British Pound.
The period between 2002 and 2008 was one of relative success for the architects of the EU. The economies of Eastern European countries in particular accelerated, along with a few unexpected western countries like Ireland (called the “Celtic Tiger” at the time for its success in bringing in outside investment by slashing corporate tax rates). Loans from wealthier members to poorer ones, the latter generally clustered along the Mediterranean, meant that none of the countries of the “Eurozone” lagged too far behind. While the end of passport controls at borders worried some, there was no general immigration crisis to speak of.
Unfortunately, especially since the financial crisis of 2008, the EU has been fraught with economic problems. The major issue is that the member nations cannot control their own economies past a certain point – they cannot devalue currency to deal with inflation, they are nominally prevented from allowing their own national debts to exceed a certain level of their Gross Domestic Product (3%, at least in theory), and ...
Project Report on European Union
The document is a project report submitted by Mr. Ojas Nitin Narsale to the University of Mumbai on the topic of the European Union. It includes sections on the history, member states, politics, budget, legal system, fundamental rights, key acts, foreign relations, and economy of the European Union. The report was completed in the 2015-2016 academic year under the guidance of Professor R.A. Joshi at the M.L. Dahanukar College of Commerce in Mumbai, India.
The enlargement of EU by acceeding new countries
This work was carried out for the course of International Economic Relations taught by Mr. Prof.Dr. Mihai Berinde at the University of Oradea.
ANALYSIS OF BREXIT IMPACT ON POLAND's MANUFACTURING INDUSTRY
EU has a long history with UK since UK was among the first countries that signed and joined the union yet due political, economical and social issues, Brexit referendum finally occurred. The term of Brexit refers to the withdrawal of UK from EU, it has caused tremendous uncertainties in different aspects of European Union. These uncertainties of post-Brexit provoke different assumptions and speculations about what will happen to European Union and to the rest of the members (i.e Poland). Poland, which is the biggest source of UK immigrants, might be directly influenced by Brexit both in positive and negative ways.
Therefore, this report will describe the EU history followed by the reasons and processes of Brexit. Furthermore, this report aims to analyse how the uncertainty of Brexit will impact on the EU, the Poland and Polish manufacturing industries.
The european union slides
The European Union consists of 27 member states with over 500 million citizens. It was founded after World War 2 to promote peace and economic cooperation. Key EU institutions include the European Parliament which is elected by EU citizens, the Council of Ministers which represents the member states, and the European Commission which proposes legislation. The EU has a single market with freedom of movement of goods, services, capital and people. It uses the euro as a single currency for 19 member states. The EU aims to promote prosperity, security, research and environmental protection through cooperation between member states.
European Union
The European Union is an economic and political union of 27 member states located primarily in Europe. It evolved from the European Coal and Steel Community formed in 1951 and the European Economic Community established in 1958. Key institutions of the EU include the European Commission, Council of the European Union, European Council, Court of Justice, and European Central Bank. The EU operates through supranational independent institutions and intergovernmental agreements between members.
Eu in slides_english 2010
The document provides an overview of the European Union (EU) in 3 paragraphs:
1) It describes the EU's population of 500 million across 27 member countries and candidate countries. It also mentions the vision of its founders to promote peace and prosperity through cooperation.
2) It discusses the history of the EU from its origins after World War 2 to the recent enlargements of 2004 and 2007 that brought in many eastern European countries.
3) It outlines the EU's goals to be more efficient, democratic, transparent and united, as well as secure, through policies addressing climate change, energy, the economy, and more.
The development of the European Union, 1945-2012
This document provides an overview of historical and political integration in Europe from 1945-2012. It begins by discussing the post-war period and climate for radical change due to widespread destruction and economic setbacks across many European countries. It then outlines the emergence of the divided Europe with the rise of the Iron Curtain and start of the Cold War. Finally, it discusses the early steps taken towards European integration through various organizations and treaties in the late 1940s and 1950s as a means to bind West Germany and avoid future wars.
Passport
This document provides information about various European countries. It includes trivia questions and answers about each country's capital city, population, languages, national day, famous landmarks, foods, and people. Stickers of coins, flags, buildings and other icons are included so the reader can label different parts of a passport or map as they learn about each place.
Similar to פנחס לנדאו: משבר באירופה גורמים, תרחישים והשלכות (10)
1. Secondary Source Article Your Textbook Author, Dr. C. Brooks.docx
1. Secondary Source Article Your Textbook Author, Dr. C. Brooks.docx
ANALYSIS OF BREXIT IMPACT ON POLAND's MANUFACTURING INDUSTRY
ANALYSIS OF BREXIT IMPACT ON POLAND's MANUFACTURING INDUSTRY
פנחס לנדאו: משבר באירופה גורמים, תרחישים והשלכות
- 2. The Norwegian Nobel Committee has decided that the Nobel Peace Prize for 2012 is to be awarded to the European Union (EU). The union and its forerunners have for over six decades contributed to the advancement of peace and reconciliation, democracy and human rights in Europe. In the inter-war years, the Norwegian Nobel Committee made several awards to persons who were seeking reconciliation between Germany and France. Since 1945, that reconciliation has become a reality. The dreadful suffering in World War II demonstrated the need for a new Europe. Over a seventy-year period, Germany and France had fought three wars. Today war between Germany and France is unthinkable. This shows how, through well-aimed efforts and by building up mutual confidence, historical enemies can become close partners. In the 1980s, Greece, Spain and Portugal joined the EU. The introduction of democracy was a condition for their membership. The fall of the Berlin Wall made EU membership possible for several Central and Eastern European countries, thereby opening a new era in European history.… ….The EU is currently undergoing grave economic difficulties and considerable social unrest. The Norwegian Nobel Committee wishes to focus on what it sees as the EU's most important result: the successful struggle for peace and reconciliation and for democracy and human rights. The stabilizing part played by the EU has helped to transform most of Europe from a continent of war to a continent of peace.
- 3. Kick the can down the road .3
- 5.
- 6. – - -
- 7.
- 8. 8
- 9. – -
- 10.
- 14. -
- 17. 17
- 18.
- 19. -
- 20. – 02-586-4893 054-450-8834 landaup@netvision.net.il 20