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Florian T Furtak

Professor of European Law and Political Science Faculty of Administration Berlin School of Economics and Law, Germany

Biography

Dr. Florian T. Furtak is Professor of European Law and Political Science with special reference to European Integration at Berlin School of Economics and Law. He made his PhD on political science at University of Marburg Germany in 2001. Currently he is head of the distance learning course “Master of European Public Administration”. He teaches European Law, Comparative Politics, International Relations as well as Constitutional Law. Prof. Furtak is an expert on NGOs especially on the European level.

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Integration in Regional Organizations – A Comparison of EU, AU, OAS, and ASEAN

Regional organizations differ in many ways – one is the degree of integration. This article examines the political systems of EU, AU, OAS, and ASEAN. As a result, one could conclude that the degree of integration within the EU is high, because the member states transferred many competences to the common EU institutions. The AU takes the EU as... Read More»

Florian T Furtak

Research Article: J Civil Legal Sci 4: 146

DOI: 10.4172/2169-0170.1000146

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