This week
our task was to give an overview of five potential topics regarding the European
Union. This should help us decide on a specific topic to write our academic
paper about. Here you can read about my ideas:
Why are the Danish people the happiest people
in the EU?
I have recently
visited Denmark where I learned that the Danes are the most satisfied nation
within the EU, even though they have the highest tax rate.
Interpreters in the European Parliament
Since this
topic probably affects some of us in the future, it would be interesting to know
what languages are needed. What qualification in general you need to be allowed
to work for the parliament?
Joining the EU – The Copenhagen Criteria
What is the
Copenhagen Criteria? How can a country become a member of the EU? What criteria
are necessary to join? Why do countries want to join?
Why did Sweden decide to keep its currency?
Sweden is
one of the few countries which have a different currency than the other
EU-members. Why do they still have Swedish Krona? Are they going to change that
in the future?
Opt-outs in the EU
What does
this term mean? Which states have such opt-outs? Are there different kinds? And
what are the opt-outs about?
Those are
my five ideas. Researching about my topics made me realize what an interesting organization
the EU is and it made me become even more curious to learn more about the
European Union.
Hey Alex,
ReplyDeleteI really love your topic "Why are the Danish people the happiest in the EU". I never heard of it before and so I'd be really interested in reading about it.
The second topic I'd be interested in is the "Sweden and currency" related one. Have you read through this page? http://www.currencyinformation.org/History-of-the-Swedish-Krona.htm I think it contains some interesting information about the history of the Swedish Krona. Though I don't know whether or not you'd want to write about it in your essay.
Hey there, I really like all of your topics, especially those with a deeper focus, like The Copenhagen Criteria. I haven't heard of it before and I would really be interested in reading your paper if you decide to write about this topic.
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