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Objectives: The article provides a vision of the Europeanisation of Spanish water policy in the new reference framework set by the European Green Deal (2019) and following the European Commission’s decision to revalidate the environmental commitments contained in the Water Framework Directive (WFD) and urges Member States to comply with them. Methodology: The article follows a deductive model, analyses three key aspects of European water governance in the Spanish case, uses reports and opinions from European and Spanish institutions, as well as secondary sources from major analysts in water governance and Europeanisation processes. Results: The historical trajectory of water management in Spain has left its mark on the current system with special emphasis on Integrated Water Resources Management, the ecological approach and the interweaving of social, technological and natural aspects, it has affected in decision-making, which has had an impact on the process of convergence with Europe. Conclusions: The progressive national adjustments in environmental and climate battle are strongly promoted by the EU can contribute to a change in Spanish water management in order to implement the WFD. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Spain's gradual integration into the European Union through the development of institutions and economic and structural changes is intrinsic to the construction of a pro-European public opinion in which the media have actively participated. Objectives: This research aims to analyse the topics disseminated by the leading Spanish media to detect how the EU is represented in these themes, determine the main, adjacent and counter-discourses and find out the degree of North/South polarisation. Methodology: By content analysis and critical discourse analysis, this paper studies 543 units from the Spanish media El País, El Confidencial, ABC, El Diario.es, RTVE and Antena 3 from July 2021 to March 2022. Discussion and conclusion: Following the methodological application, the results obtained allow us to conclude that the construction of Europeanisation in the Spanish media is constructed about specific issues, and after an in-depth analysis of the energy issue, we can affirm that media coverage is neutral in general terms. Europeanisation is presented from a role with the greater weight of Spain in the common project than in previous historical stages presented in the introduction to this paper. Likewise, there is a certain unanimity in the Spanish media, both in the thematic selection and in the actors who are given a voice in the information, as well as in the pre-European construction of public opinion, regardless of their editorial line. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The present work pretend to focus on the analysis of postcolonial identity, from the perspective of authors as Frantz Fanon and Antonio Gramsci, in order to study the impact of a colonial process that generates loss of the identity of the peoples, or the mutation of this towards a Eurocentric vision. This unsuccessful and wrong search for Europeanization strengthens subalternity that seeks to perpetuate itself as a standard of the dominant class and stop the process of emancipation of the peoples, diminishing the revolutionary potential of individuals; therefore, the purpose of this article is to reformulate the idea of the search of the peoples for an identity borrowed from their oppressors. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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In a globalised scenario, cities have become strategic territories, not only in terms of generating economic and cultural wealth, but also social exclusion and environmental impact. As a consequence, during the 1990s, the European Union launched a European urban development policy. This policy has been described as being «implicit» in nature due to the EU's lack of formal powers in this field, but the mainstreaming of the urban dimension in cohesion policy has favoured its turn into «explicit». The issues of urban governance and urban Europeanisation are approached through an analysis of this pro-cess, which illustrates that cities have become new central political actors in the context of European governance, and also that urban public action has evolved towards new modes of governance. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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This article measures the europeanization of the legislative agenda in Spain over time, across levels of government and in different policy areas. The results illustrate that since Spain's entry into the EEC in 1986 to 2007, the percentage of europeanized legislation has progressively increased, that those issues related to the single market and the environment are the most europeanized, and that the legislative agenda of the Comunidades Autónomas --Andalusia, Catalonia, Galicia and the Basque Country-- is weakly europeanized compared to the central government agenda. The article also analyzes the impact of europeanization on Government-Parliament relations. To do that we consider to what extent the Government uses secondary legislation to regulate european affairs, and to what extent the control activity of the parliamentary groups over the executive on european issues has increased over time. The results show that parliamentary control has not increased similarly to the europeanization of the agenda, and that, in general, the integration process has strengthened the predominance of the Government in front of the Parliament in the political process. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Currently, there is an important consensus regarding the fact that regions have lost their attraction in terms of European studies. This leads us to the following paradox: while the metaphor "Europe of the Regions" that had such great resonance in the 1990s has become discredited, the degree of regional commitment with the EU has been constantly rising. Nowadays, the EU is enmeshed in a crisis that is not only of an economic and financial nature, but also a crisis of democracy. In this context, it seems appropriate to 'recover' this study on the role of regions in the European system of governance. This paper alms, on the one hand, to review the evolution of the role of regions in the European system of governance, and on the other, to explore the way in which this role has been dealt with in the European integration literature. Its ultimate goal is to understand what the future prospects are for regions within the integration process. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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At European Level, Spain is acknowledged as a pioneer in renewable energy promotion and as an indisputable leader in this area. Paradoxically enough, the Spanish record in complying with the European objectives is not fully satisfactory and, in spite of its progress in terms of renewable electricity, Spain still lags behind in the field of biofuels. Understanding the causes of this gap is a complicated task, as so far there is little known about the influence that the EU has had on the Spanish renewable promotion policy. It is therefore necessary to undertake an in-depth analysis of the EU influence at domestic level in order to understand this variation in the results. This research is a first step towards filling this gap in the literature on the Europeanization of the Spanish energy policy. Following the implementation of the 2001 directive on renewable energy, and the 2003 one on biofuels, this article examines how, subject to similar change impulses (independent variable), this country reflects uneven results with regards to its particular domestic transformation (dependent variable). [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Las dinámicas económicas y sociales de la globalización han inaugurado un nuevo tipo de movimiento migratorio que ya no podemos abordar limitándonos al marco tradicional del Estado-nación. Partiendo de la importancia de la diversidad transcultural como recurso social democrático que debe ser realzado y preservado a través de la intervención política cultural, el autor del artículo plantea la necesidad de un cambio de paradigma en la elaboración de las políticas culturales. El caso europeo es un claro ejemplo del proceso de complejización y diversificación de este espacio transnacional y de la necesidad, para la continuación del propio proceso de europeización, de algún tipo de acomodación entre los principios nacionales y cosmopolitas. El autor aboga, de este modo y apoyándose en los informes del Consejo de Europa, por una política cultural transnacional para defender la diversidad transcultural. Una política en la cual el Consejo tendrá que jugar un papel capital. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The establishment of one European Market has exercised a certain kind of effect on the convergence of labor relations. Also, the collective action of social actors has generated a process of European-ization, understood as a reflexive action and self-learning process. This process of European-ization can be observed in three central themes: a) in the construction of a common agenda for collective bargaining; b) in the creation of a European Work Council and c) in the proposal for strategies for coordination collective bargaining. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

El artículo analiza la evolución de la política exterior en España desde 1978. Según expertos, la política exterior del país desde el fin de la dictadura de Francisco Franco hasta 2005 estaba compuesta de tres partes: la normalización, europeización y el realismo. El artículo expone que en 2005, esta política está caracterizada por la politización y que es un cambio estructural.

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The article discusses various reports published within the current issue of "Politica y Sociedad," including one by Luis Moreno and Amparo Serrano on Europeanization and another by Gregorio Rodríguez Cabrero on social defense.