National parliaments and the European Union: part of the problem or part of the solution to the democratic deficit in the European constitutional settlement?

Rizzuto, Franco

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“…Whilst noting cross-country differences, the recent edited collection of O'Brennan and Raunio (2007) also points in this direction. This interpretation of a reassertion of national parliaments in the face of EU integration is echoed by Rizzuto (2003Rizzuto ( , 2004, with specific reference to the French case, whereas Grossman and Sauger (2007) underline the weakness of the French parliament in EU affairs, substantive formal increases in scrutiny powers notwithstanding.…”

Section: A) Institutional Responsesmentioning

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The Europeanisation of national political systems: Parliaments and executives

Goetz¹,

Meyer‐Sahling²

2008

Living Rev. Euro. Gov.

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This article reviews the by now extensive literature on the Europeanisation of the political systems of the EU-15, with an emphasis on parliaments and executives (i.e., governments and ministerial administrations). The Living Review highlights apparently contradictory effects of integration: de-parlamentarisation vs. re-parlamentarisation; bureaucratisation vs. politicisation; and centralisation vs. diffusion. These diverging assessments of the effects of integration do, in part, reflect diversity in the EU-15; in part, they are, however, also a result of differences in the specification of variables, research designs and theoretical approaches. Work that inquires into patterns of Europeanisation -across institutional domains, countries, regions and time -and which seeks to tackle the 'methodological nationalism' of the Europeanisation literature promises a clearer picture of the institutional consequences of European integration than we possess at present.This review is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Non-Commercial-NoDerivs 2.0 Austria License. http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/2.0/at/

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Section: A) Institutional Responsesmentioning

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The Europeanisation of national political systems: Parliaments and executives

Goetz¹,

Meyer‐Sahling²

2008

Living Rev. Euro. Gov.

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“…valamint http://eur-lex.europa.eu/hu/treaties/index.htm#current (lt: 2013.10.02.) 55 Rizzuto (2003) ibid. 56 Horváth, Zoltán 2011 Természetesen itt meg kell jegyezni, hogy valójában a legerősebb jogosultság az alapszerződések ratifikációjával összefüggésben jelenik meg, hiszen itt az elsődleges jogforrás alakítását is befolyásolhatja egy-egy parlament döntése, amennyiben a ratifikációt megakasztva vétózza meg az elfogadást.…”

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A nemzeti parlamentek lehetőségei az európai uniós döntéshozatal befolyásolására. Út a lisszaboni szerződésig és azon túl

Szalóki¹

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“…In principle, national parliaments can play an important role in addressing the democratic deficit of the European Union by holding domestic executives and EU institutions to account as well as by providing a platform where policy issues related to the EU can be discussed. Eriksen and Fossum (2000), Katz and Wessels (1999), Harlow (2002) and Rizutto (2003) have considered how national parliaments can contribute to representative and deliberative democracy at the EU level.…”

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National parliaments in the aftermath of the Lisbon Treaty : adaptation to the ‘New Opportunity Structure’

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National parliaments and the European Union: part of the problem or part of the solution to the democratic deficit in the European constitutional settlement?

Cited by 7 publications

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The Europeanisation of national political systems: Parliaments and executives

The Europeanisation of national political systems: Parliaments and executives

A nemzeti parlamentek lehetőségei az európai uniós döntéshozatal befolyásolására. Út a lisszaboni szerződésig és azon túl

National parliaments in the aftermath of the Lisbon Treaty : adaptation to the ‘New Opportunity Structure’

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