Organizations of European Union
Official information
- The Bangemann report
- COM(94) 347 final
- Council Directive on the Legal Protection of Computer Programs.
- Information about the European Parliament (Echo)
- European Parliament resolution on the situation in Tibet.
- The Maastricht Treaty from:
- Echo
- United Kingdom (gopher)
- Sweden (in English)
- Norway
- United States: gopher and search-text
- Rome Treaty from:
- The US government has produced some EU-related documents:
- Background notes of EC
- Country report on Economic Policy & Trade Practices (US Department of State)
- Europe Now
- WEU documents. (Funet)
- The White Paper on Growth, Competitiveness and Employement. (Echo)
Less official information
- Bibliography of European Union.
- The current rate of ECU (U of Paderborn)
- EU-Basics Frequently Asked Questions, by Roland Siebelink
- EU på 10 minuter
- European constitutions, (in Spanish, U of Lima)
- European University Institute (Florence, IT)
- Guide of European Studies (The European Documentation Center at Valencia University)
European Union Research and Development activities
- ECHO has introduced R&D programs of EU
- EBONE Pan-European Multi-Protocol Backbone
- ECRC Document Store
- CORDIS-database (Community Research and Development Information Service, U of Dublin)
- U of Frankfurt has its own ECHO-page. They also have Eurodicautom- database
- Funet has its own EU-page, it contains English documents of, for example, programs ACTS and RACE94
- ITU-gopher (International Telecommunication Union)
- NUTEK homepage, (NUTEK is a swedish organisation)
- U of Paderborn has a gopher-link to the ECHO databases
- RACE 1994 -documents. (U of Stuttgart)
- RARE-page contains information about the fourth framework program
- RIPE Network Coordination Centre
- TERENA - Trans-European Research and Education Networking Association
- U of Valencia also has R&D-related gopher (in Spanish)
- WISE Information Board, (Darmstadt Germany)
Other EU-pages
- AEGEE
- Brussels Eurocapital
- The Greens in the European Parliament (via Dutch Greens)
- Freie Universität Berlin has an EU-page.
- Jurweb contains law-related information, and something about EU too!
- Another Finnish EU-page (Kaapeli)
- Universität Mannheim: Europa im Internet (in Deutsch)
- Mofile has EU-page
- A Swedish EU-page, also in English!
- Mofile has EU-page
- A Swedish EU-page, also in English!
Usenet newsgroups
Mailing lists.
Euro-lex is mainly concentrated on legal issues. To subscribe to the list, send message "Sub Euro-lex Firstname Lastname" to the address: listserv@vm.gmd.de. Euro-lex also has an archive in the Cornell Law School gopher. You can also try Wais-searches.
To subscribe to EU, send message: "Sub EU Firstname Lastname" to listproc@knidos.cc.metu.edu.tr.
To subscribe to EU-Talk, send message: "subscribe eu-talk" to majordomo@phoenix.oulu.fi.
To subscribe to WEU, send message: "subscribe WEU Firstname Lastname" to listserv@cc1.kuleuven.ac.be.
Date of foundation: 1st November, 1993. New members since 1st January, 1995:
Austria, Finland, Sweden.
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