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Europe as a Regionalism (European Union)

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Europe as a Regionalism (European Union)

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European Union was formed to revive Europe region after the disruption of world war. European integration was intended to bring about real economic gains and avert strife inside the continent from the beginning. The EU works to establish a unified framework for its member states' social, environmental, military, and economic policies.

Currently, there are 27 countries that make up the European Union, with most of the new members hailing from central and eastern Europe. The EU has rapidly expanded across the continent as a result of its diplomatic and financial achievements.

EU have one of the world's strongest currencies is the euro. More than 320 million people use the euro on a daily basis. The
"eurozone" refers to the countries that use the euro as a unit of currency.

The EU's leadership, which is divided across many branches and organizations, serves as a practical example of global collaboration. A stable, democratic form of government, a free market economy, a commitment to the rule of law are requirements for membership in the EU, which only accepts a small number of candidates.

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In the framework of international relations, regionalism is the manifestation of a common identity and goal. It goes hand in hand with the development and use of institutions that express regional identity and direct activities within that specific region. Regionalism has a broad definition that describes all the dynamics that occur at a region's level. Regionalism is a consideration of policies and projects in which states and actors work together to determine regional strategies to achieve common goals (Tomaney, 2009). In theory, regionalism regimes are formed to pursue and promote common goals in one or more regional problems.

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Definition Region itself are complex, region can be define by their geography, charactheristic, and so on.
Region can be seen from:
- Heterogenous Society
- Structural Authority
- Rules and Law
- Geographical location
- Population of society
- Represent of Ethnicity and Culture
- Different Languages
- Advantages and Disadvantages of the region
- Interaction with internal and external regions

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Europe as a region are geographical regions and divided into region based on the location, by the geographical Europe can be said as a region. Europe is the western portion of the Eurasian landmass and is located entirely in the Northern Hempishere with an area of 10.2 million km2. Europe have a 747 million population and shared by 50 countries.

Characteristic

-Historical cultures
Human development has a lengthy history in Europe, which is often regarded as the origin of western civilization. Greek mythology had a significant impact on the historical culture of Europe.

-Contemporary cultures
The rich and varied cultural history of Europe is still thriving today. Europe significantly supports unique cultural identities and products due to the vast number of nations condensed into such a tiny space. Europe also helps to build relationships between its many ethnic groups and cultural traditions. In addition to the more than 60 indigenous languages spoken on the continent, the European Union has 23 official languages.There are over 80 different ethnic groups in Europe.

Political
-Europe's political geography has influenced the continent's long history and economic development. Political geography refers to the internal and external interactions among nations, people, and regions. In actuality, early Europeans helped to establish modern notions of citizenship and government. These concepts have been put to the test in both peaceful and hostile military situations.

-Historic Issues
Early political history in Europe can be traced to ancient Greece and Rome, which both had a significant impact on how Western civilizations governed their lands and people. Roman civilization had a major influence on Western concepts of law, government, and the military.

-Contemporary Issue
The European Union (EU), an economic and political entity formally established by the Maastricht Treaty in 1993, is now used to define Europe broadly. The EU aims to establish a uniform framework for its member nations' social, environmental, military, and economic policies.

-Future Issue
An important predictor of Europe’s political and economic future is its efforts to minimize the effects of climate change.