Uni Éropa

**Uni Éropa** ento pepupulan politik tur ékonomi 27&nbsp;gumi merdéka ané ada di benoa Éropa. Linggahné UE 4.475.757&nbsp;km2 tur liu kramanné kuang-lebih 513&nbsp;yuta diri.

Uni Éropa suba ngaé pasar sikiang di tengahné aji nganggon kode awig ané sah di makejang gumi bagian nanging yan gumi-gumi ento masemaya dogén. Awig-awig ajak keneh Uni Éropa dot netepang kiselan bebas anggo makejang anak, barang dagang, ayahan, ajak pipis di pantarané gumi-gumi bagianné tur netepang HAM anggo makejang anak.

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*  The E.U.'s foreign-policy mechanisms and foreign relations, including with its neighbours.
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* McAuley, James, "A More Perfect Union?" (review of Luuk van Middelaar, *Alarums and Excursions: Improving Politics on the European Stage*, translated from the Dutch by Liz Waters, Agenda, 2019, 301 pp.; and Stéphanie Hennette, Thomas Piketty, Guillaume Sacriste, and Antoine Vauchez, *How to Democratize Europe*, translated from the French by Paul Dermine, Marc LePain, and Patrick Camiller, Harvard University Press, 2019, 209 pp.), *[[The New York Review of Books]]*, vol. LXVI, no. 13 (15 August 2019), pp.&nbsp;46–48. James McAuley writes: "There was never a single moment that marked the definitive establishment of the European Union, which... has continued to define itself since World War II. [T]he major turning points have all been quiet steps on the way to further economic integration while preserving national sovereignty. Today there is only an incomplete monetary union without a real political contract to manage it... [Nevertheless, the Union's] various peoples have grown remarkably closer... The European Union now has open borders, a single market from Portugal to the Baltics, and more or less monthly meetings of member state leaders [the European Council]. What's more, those member states are now closer to each other than they are to the United States... [T]his transformation has occurred informally and organically... [R]obust supranational politics are taking root in Europe... Luuk van Middelaar writes: '[W]hat unites us as Europeans on this continent is bigger and stronger than anything that divides us.'" (pp.&nbsp;47–48.)
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* Mount, Ferdinand, "Why We Go to War", *[[London Review of Books]]*, vol. 41, no. 11 (6 June 2019), pp.&nbsp;11–14. "[H]istorians have tended to weave their narratives around [...] high-flown themes: the struggle to maintain the balance of power, the struggles against fascism and communism, against the French Revolution or German militarism. In reality, most large wars have contained within them a violent and persistent economic conflict. [p. 12.] Not for one second do [the U.K.'s Brexiteers] pause to think how hard-won [Europe's economic integration and peace, within the European Union, have] been. They are the feckless children of seventy years of peace." [p.&nbsp;14.]
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## Pranala jaba
**Resmi:**
* EUROPA – portal web resmi
* Lembaga
* Dewan Uni Éropa
* Komisi Éropa
* Parlemen Éropa
* Bank Sentral Éropa
* Mahkamah Uni Éropa
* Mahkamah Auditor
* Badan
* EUR-Lex – Undang-Undang Uni Éropa
* Arsip Sejarah Uni Éropa

**Ikhtisar miwah data:**
* Eurostat – Badan Statistik Uni Éropa
* Set data Uni Éropa di CKAN
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* British Pathé – Arsip berita daring abad ke-20
* Search EU Financial Sanctions List
* The European Union: Questions and Answers  Congressional Research Service
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**Berita miwah wawancara:**
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* Wawancara ''Der Spiegel'' dengan Helmut Schmidt miwah Valery Giscard d'Estaing

**Wit pendidikan:**
* European Studies Hub  – sumber informasi interaktif untuk membantu pelajar miwah peneliti memahami Uni Éropa beserta segala kebijakannya.