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The European Council and the European Union’s external activities. Forming relations with eastern neighbors

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Jańczak J.
Przegląd Politologiczny
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2018
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issue 1
63-72
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The modification process of the European Union’s institutional order appears to be permanent. One of the elements of this tendency is the position of the European Council, which is especially interesting in the field of stimulating external EU activities. The aim of this analysis is to explore the EC’s engagement in initiating foreign relations, taking the eastern neighborhood as an example. The paper reviews the European Council’s meetings in the period of 2008–2016, concluding that the EC actively responded to external challenges and created a political impetus for the actions of other institutions. The internal debate initiated by the member states from Central and Eastern Europe resulted in the formulation of the Eastern Partnership initiative that the European Council approved and adopted, giving it a political impetus within the European Union. This caused a specific reaction in the neighborhood. The process of association of some eastern partners was accompanied by the need to deal with the challenging response from Russia, which resorted, among other things, to military measures. The European Council’s involvement in external actions in the East became a self-deepening process with a changing profile and priorities.
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Zewnętrzne czynności materialno-techniczne administracji publicznej

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Jakimowicz W.
Prawo
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2019
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issue 327
55-82
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The considerations within the article have been devoted to external factual activities which, unlike internal factual activities, are directed to addressees which are not formally or organizationally subordinated. These can be activities that — as forms of action — are independent, as well as those that to some extent involve other forms of action, for example, acting to “complement” direct-obliging actions by releasing the binding force of norms resulting from this kind of activities.
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