European Economies
Acronym used to describe states that required a bailout (or were feared to need a bailout) during the Eurozone crisis.
What are the PI(I)Gs?
The next Brexit deadline.
What is January 31, 2020?
European integration began with these two industries.
What are coal and steel?
This is the opposing alliance that confronted NATO during the Cold War.
What is the Warsaw Pact?
The first country has criminalized discrimination while the second uses the civil code for most cases of discrimination.
What is, first, France, and second, the UK?
Country that has a liberal or market-led economic model.
What is the United Kingdom?
Name of the pipeline from Russia to Germany.
What is Nordstream?
This institution acts as the equivalent of an upper house of the European Union.
What is the Council of Ministers?
NATO was founded in this year.
What is 1949?
What is laicite?
This approach to recession I can be contrasted with austerity.
What is stimulus or Keynesianism?
Italian party characterized as xenophobic by Avanza.
What is the Northern League? (Or the League?)
Approach to environmental politics that informs EU policy-making?
What is the precautionary principle?
This theory says that small states are likely to seek ties to large states, alliance systems, and international organizations.
What is shelter theory?
Year that a referendum overturned Ireland's constitutional restriction on abortion.
What is 2018?
Welfare system in which social rights attached to class or status.
Name two Spanish regions that sought independence in the post-WWII period.
What are Catalonia and the Basque country?
What are (two of the following):
democracy, the rule of law, human rights and respect for and protection of minorities, the existence of a functioning market economy as well as the capacity to cope with the competitive pressures and market forces within the Union
Name two countries who have met NATO's target of 2% of GDP spent on defense.
What are (name two) Poland, Romania, Bulgaria, Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania?
Value orientation that emphasizes self-expression and quality of life over economic and physical security
What is post-materialism?
The Euro as a single currency had the effect of making these more similar before the Eurozone crisis pushed them apart again.
What are interest rates on sovereign bonds (or public debt)?
State controlled by political parties, governing in part for their own benefit, associated with the Italian case.
What is partitocrazia?
The new European Commission president.
Who is Ursula von der Leyen?
Three European countries that are officially neutral.