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This text aims to bring a better understanding of Moldova and its relations with the EU and the international community to a wider audience. It looks at a range of domestic issues including political structures, public opinion trends, the rule of law and prospects for economic reform.

As the European Union drafts its Constitution, this text explores issues of legitimacy and subsidiarity in the debate about the future of Europe. It analyses the division of power within the Union and considers subsidiarity as one factor legitimising the political structures of Europe.

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A collection of essays about the European single currency with a foreword by Kenneth Clarke. The authors are clear about the practicalities, quizzical about the current policy of the British government, but critical of those who oppose the single currency on ideological grounds. Contains a full analysis of the technical aspects of EMU.

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As the European Union's enlargement eastwards draws closer, this study looks at the implications of forging new relationships with countries which are themselves struggling with new political and economic systems.

This report from the Federal Trust is concerned with the European Union's decisions about its future budget - how it raises the money its spends, what to spend it on and where to spend it. It sets out the issues involved and proposes solutions.

With the government's promise of a referendum on the euro, this series of essays offers an in-depth look at just how this will be achieved. With contributions from both sides of the debate, the book looks at the arguments, the mechanics and the public opinion concerning the referendum.

Analyses the European Convention's successes and failures. This work explains how the Constitution would strengthen the EU at home and abroad. It suggests how the Union could emerge from its political crisis by undertaking a judicious renegotiation of the Constitution designed to overcome the difficulties surrounding the ratification process.

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Andrew Duff MEP was a leading member of the European Convention which produced the first draft of the European Union's controversial Constitution. In this book, he analyses the Convention's successes and failures, and he describes the final negotiations and their outcome. He explains how the Constitution would strengthen the EU at home and abroad.

Suggests what MEPs elected in June 1999 should be doing to strengthen the future of European parliamentary democracy. Drawing on research into the European Parliament's use of its existing powers, the author suggests a programme of reform to working conditions, rules, conduct and procedures.

The second volume in a series focusing on European parliamentary democracy, this volume examines what MEPs do and what they think they do. The strategies of the political parties and functionaries in the European parliament are analyzed and proposals made for enhancing election turnout.