Exam 2: Landmarks of European Integration: How History and Politics Shape the Business Environment

Which event was the EU publication of its 2017 "White Paper on the Future of Europe", setting out possible paths for the future, precisely 60 years after the signing of the Treaty of Rome, a response to?

Which EU treaty was a response to the failure of the European Constitution to be agreed, but still contributed to increasing transparency of EU decision-making and increasing the business-friendly environment in the EU?

Which European Treaty set the basis for the four main European institutions: Council of Ministers, Common Assembly (later: the European Parliament), Court of Justice and High Authority (much later replaced by the European Commission)?

Which of the following EU Treaties is associated with the response of European countries to a multipolar world and lead to the integration project becoming 'more than a free trade area'?

Which of the following are argued to be goals associated with the first steps in European economic cooperation and integration after the second world war?

What issues did the Lisbon Strategy (or Lisbon Agenda) address?

Which treaty transferred responsibility for the external border to the EU and strengthened the freedom of movement for people with the incorporation of the Schengen Agreement, thereby promoting labour and employment opportunities?

Who among the 'founding fathers' of the EU is argued to have laid the foundation for the form of supranationalism that governs most of the European market conditions today?

Which treaty was responsible for establishing the three pillars of the (1) Single Market, (2) the Common Foreign and Security Policy and (3) Police and Judicial Cooperation in Criminal Matters, asylum policy, the Schengen Treaty, immigration policy?

Which of the Bretton Woods international institutions/organizations is responsible for monitoring and intervening in the global financial system?