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The 167 pages that link to European Union, each with the reason it gives.

• SovereigntismRelated: Its pooled authority has made it a central focus of European sovereigntist movements.

• Contemporary eraRelated: It represents a distinctive effort to build political cooperation after European wars.

• History of DenmarkRelated: Denmark’s membership has connected its postwar history to European integration.

• History of modern GreeceRelated: Membership anchored Greek diplomacy and economic policy in European institutions.

• History of social democracyRelated: European integration created both a venue for social democratic cooperation and constraints on national policy choices.

• ItalyRelated: Italy is a founding member and participates in EU decision-making and the single market.

• Neo-nationalismRelated: Conflicts over pooled authority have made the EU a focal point for sovereignty campaigns.

• Pan-European nationalismRelated: The EU is a concrete integration project, not itself proof of a single European nation.

• Politics of ItalyRelated: EU rules and negotiations shape Italian policy on budgets, migration, and regulation.

• Politics of SwedenRelated: EU membership places Swedish policy within shared European rules while leaving many decisions national.

• RattachismRelated: Union with France would change Wallonia’s national status without removing it from the EU framework.

• Union for the MediterraneanRelated: The EU is a member and major institutional partner in the organization.