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the Schlosshotel in Kronberg (north of Frankfurt), at Deutsche Bank's invitation and under Hermann J. Abs' presidency, in order to examine the monetary conditions of the common market. It was the first in a long series of yearly gatherings at this same location, stretching almost without interruption for more than half a century. Off the record, prestigious speakers of big European banks, central bank governors, European commissioners and high officials, influential members of the European Parliament, and members of the board of the European Central Bank shared their thoughts with ELEC members, leading to animated discussions. ECB President Jean-Claude Trichet in person was a regular guest of the “Kronberg" meetings.
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in 1948. It is built as a federation of national sections present in a number of European countries. The membership of its national sections is drawn largely from economic and financial circles; but it also maintains close contacts with senior national and European civil servants as well as academics
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First and foremost, ELEC hinges on its national sections, which enjoy considerable autonomy in recruiting their members, assembling their financial resources and organising their own activities. It is mainly through national sections that members are attracted to ELEC and participate in its national
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The "Kronberg Monetary Conference" is ELEC's flagship in this respect. From the very first years of its existence, ELEC showed a keen interest for the monetary aspects of European integration which remained unabated ever since. On 14 July 1956, the Monetary Commission convened for the first time in
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Open to all ELEC members, there are several working commissions covering various areas of economic activity and cooperation in Europe such as Economic & Social, Mediterranean and Monetary. It is in the commissions that ELEC's essential research is carried out, as well as the drafting of position
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The Central Council, which is ELEC's managing body, brings together twice a year the presidents of national sections in activity and individual members elected for their personal contribution to ELEC, under the leadership of the International President. It alone is empowered to adopt resolutions in
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Open to all ELEC members, there are several commissions covering various areas of economic activity and cooperation in Europe of which the most important are : Economic & Social, Mediterranean and Monetary. It is in the commissions that ELEC's essential research is carried out, as well as
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After 2007, other important European banks took over as a host of this gathering that is still called the “Kronberg” Conference. ING Group hosted a conference on March 5 and 6, 2009, in Amsterdam, and once again on November 13, 2011, in The Hague. Rabo Bank is set to sponsor the next conference.
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papers that give rise to various publications. They frequently call on external experts to present the issues which they examine. The Monetary and the Mediterranean commissions organize from time to time conferences, which are open to a larger public, including non-ELEC members.
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ELEC's name and to circulate them by whatever means it chooses. This is also the forum in which the programmes of ELEC's working commissions are debated and approved, and their work evaluated.
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the drafting of position papers that give rise to various publications. They frequently call on external experts to present the issues which they examine.
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and policy makers, whose expertise and influence stimulate the exchanges and broaden their scope and quality.
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ELEC is financed through yearly contributions of the national sections.
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Les débuts de la Ligue Européenne de Coopération Economique (1946-1949)
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of the European League for Economic Cooperation are deposited at the
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The European League for Economic Cooperation was founded in 1946 by
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Organizations with participatory status with the Council of Europe
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Established in 1946, ELEC was one of the founding members of the
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It has never been a mass movement, although it was present at
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La Ligue Européenne de Coopération Economique (1946-1981)
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advocacy group
European integration
European Movement
Council of Europe
United Nations
Europe
Paul Van Zeeland
Belgium
Józef Retinger
Poland
Pieter Kerstens
the Netherlands
Edmond Giscard d'Estaing
France
United Kingdom
Hermann Abs
Germany
The Hague
European Movement
Paul van Zeeland
Pieter Kerstens
René Boël
Jean-Charles Snoy et d'Oppuers
Daniel Cardon de Lichtbuer
Ferdinand Chafart
Anton van Rossum
Bernard Snoy et d'Oppuers
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