Different Institutions of the EU

question 81

Multiple Choice

Different institutions of the EU

• A) represent different constituencies, such as the people of Europe and the member states.
• B) are based on difference expertise areas, such as trade, politics, and governing.
• C) are organized to work differently (consensus, plurality, simple majority) so that many approaches are included.
• D) all share one concern: free trade among the member states.

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Definitions:

Innately Good

The belief that humans are born with a natural inclination towards goodness and morality.

Jean-Jacques Rousseau

An 18th-century philosopher known for his contributions to political philosophy, education, and literature, emphasizing natural human goodness.

Developmentalists

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