La travagliata strada verso l’euro: l’attacco alla lira del settembre 1992 by Michele Alacevich, Francesco Asso

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AVRUPA BİRLİĞİ YURTTAŞLIĞI AVRUPA KİMLİĞİ SORUNUNA ÇÖZÜM OLUŞTURABİLİR Mİ? by Yeşim Gündoğdu

“…European Union citizenship was firstly established within the Maastricht Treaty.As European Union (EU) has been a project that is created by the European elites, the Union has a democratic legitimacy problem since the foundation of the European Communities. …”
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A Critique of the Caps on Deficits and Debt in the European Monetary Union by Jan Priewe

“…Abstract The reference values for public deficits and debt came into the Maastricht Treaty more or less by coincidence. Later attempts to justify them in terms of economic theory failed. …”
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The Politics of EU Gender Equality Policies: Prospects for Changing Gender Equality Paradigm at the EU by Nazlı Kazanoğlu

“…Gender equality has long been a central theme of the European social model since the Maastricht Treaty. Using the example of work - life balance policies, this article aims to identify two successive periods and explore the changing policy paradigm with respect to gender equality at the EU. …”
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European Uunion Energy Security and Russia by N. A. Simonia, A. V. Torkunov

“…In conclusion the authors claim that what they say in their article not only does substantially reinforce the arguments set forth by Professor Giuseppe Guarino, who argues about the negative consequences caused by the dictatorship of the Brussels's bureaucracy within the EU, but also inflicts another blow on the Maastricht Treaty and the Treaty of Lisbon in terms of external policy and trade, since the both Treaties were designed to convert the EU in a real competitor of the United States in the then forming multipolar World. …”
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THE PUBLIC DEBT OF UKRAINE: A NEW DIMENSION OF DYNAMICS AND ARCHITECTURE OF THE MODEL FRAMEWORK OF THE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM by Serhii Petrukha, Nina Petrukha, Roman Miakota

“…To this end, two target levels of public debt have been used in the study: 82% of GDP (according to IMF forecasts) and 60% of GDP (according to the Maastricht Treaty). The research methodology is based on the application of two empirical methods to assess debt dynamics: through debt issuance and financing needs. …”
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