Focusing on the multilevel governance structure of the EU's Cohesion Policy, this book critically examines the evolution of national audit authorities' functions and responsibilities. It explores how these authorities influence the assurance level of EU spending within this policy framework, providing a detailed analysis of their impact on financial accountability and effectiveness in the context of European integration.
Focusing on John Locke's contributions to political philosophy, this seminar paper explores his role as a key figure in the development of democratic systems and the Social Contract Theory during the Enlightenment. It examines the historical context of his ideas, his influence on epistemology, and the impact of his writings on Enlightenment thinkers and American revolutionaries. The paper analyzes the formation of political societies, the nature of political power, and highlights Locke's lasting influence on modern political systems and liberal theory.