has the intergration of poland into european union been a qualified success?
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There`s pluses and minuses, but generally Polish integration brought many advantages. The best way to find out is study Polish economics since integration. http://www.mgip.gov.pl/English/
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I don't think Somalia is in the running, but I think T&T or POLAND would be a big and fantastic surprise. Spain also should finally achieve a big win.
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no matter what the problem with bullimia didnt they join the EU last year or was that estonia or lithuania?
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How what works, the world? I doubt it although they may have united to become the EU there is no sense of common history or common cause. I don't see too much cooperation in the EU.
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I think it should, but seems that the single governments don't want to lose their power, and that european peoples are actually a bit disaffected by the Union
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I believe the EU is very positive and a good way to keep the north american free trade in balance.
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poland,poland,poland,poland,poland
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Its up in the air at the moment.  they have to meet certain requirement, prerequisites.. They do have things in their culture that Europe doesnt want in the union so there are talks and negotiations.  We should see something about it soon but not sure when.
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Im org from southern Illinois...why would ANYBODY move to Chicago in the first place???Shoot Id move to POLAND if I could...everything is cheap, and ALL the women are hotties. I said hi to a high ranking Polish officer (in polish) while I was in Bosnia in 96. He asked me if I was Polish and I said no Im from Illinois. He gave me a bearhug and told me he had a sister in Chicago. I think it really has to do with the polish Mafia (look at the Gov). Dont knock them because Poland is a big supporter in our fight(they remember it was a polish officer that beat the Turks in Europe)They hate the Russians and dont trust the Germans (or the French really) .
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U are asking if Romania should join the EU?Yes,they should,they made progresses this past year,so they deserve it.
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indirectly,yes. Polish gvt. was in exile in England.\nmany Poles fought under British,American,and Soviet forces\ndirectly or in the underground.\nthe Russian "liberation" amounted to nearly 40 years of sattelite rule by Moscow.\ntry BBC archives
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Mariusz Pudzianowski (Poland) retained the title.
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The fact of Polish origin only matters if Poland is the place of birth. That's because place of birth determines eligibility for country quotas. Aside from nonquota immigration (spouses, children) it probably takes longer for a Polish-born person's number to come up. \n\nThere are other bases for migration that can be quick: nonimmigrant journalist (J), investor (E), intracompany transfer (L); also minister of religion, employee of international organization, and so on.
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I think it didn't yet.      www.eu.int\nAnyway, wellcome to this forum! I've seen that this is your first question.\n\nKaterina
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yes as long as they continue to pursue reforms.also,they joined nato in 2004 aligning them with the vast majority of eu members.
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Hi Sharma,\nThe Treaty of Rome (1957) declared a common European market as a European objective with the aim of increasing economic prosperity and contributing to "an ever closer union among the peoples of Europe".\n\nThe Single European Act (1986) and the Treaty on European Union (1992) have built on this, introducing Economic and Monetary Union (EMU) and laying the foundations for our single currency.\n\nThe third stage of EMU began on 1 January 1999, when the exchange rates of the participating currencies were irrevocably set. Euro area Member States began implementing a common monetary policy, the euro was introduced as a legal currency and the 11 currencies of the participating Member States became subdivisions of the euro. Greece joined on 1 January 2001 and so 12 Member States introduced the new euro banknotes and coins at the beginning of this year.\n\nThe successful development of the euro is central to the realisation of a Europe in which people, services, capital and goods can move freely.\n\nThis is history in the making. It is the largest monetary changeover the world has ever seen.
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its a success for the world I'd say