Michel Huysseune

TL;DR: In this paper, the authors present a special focus on Minority Issues in Europe, special focus 2004, with a focus on ethnic minority issues in the UK and Ireland, and discuss the following issues:

TL;DR: In this article, the impact of Europeanization on the Serbia and Montenegro relationship is analyzed, focusing on the role of the EU to supervise the implementation of the Belgrade Agreement and arbitrate the disagreements between the two republics on issues related to their joint EU membership bid.

TL;DR: In this article, the authors explore the potential of the EU to bring about conflict settlement and conflict resolution in the divided states on its periphery through its multi-level framework and capacity for foreign policy action.

TL;DR: The Lega's Eurosceptic vision combines a strong identification with Europe with a hostile attitude towards the institutions of the EU as discussed by the authors, and it is in particular the party's institutional vision that attributes centrality to the right of Padania to autonomy and self-government which leads to its rejection of the centralism and dirigism of the European Union.

TL;DR: Brussels has acquired international capital status for regional and local lobbying as mentioned in this paper, and the establishment of a representation to the EU in Brussels has become the standard for regions and, to a lesser extent, local authorities.