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Holst, Cathrine - RECON - 2011

Equal pay for work of equal value is a fundamental principle in EU law and so in the EEA Agreement. The paper takes as its point of departure the debate in Norway on the interpretation of EEA equal pay legislation, and relates this debate to the broader equal pay controversy in Norway. Among...

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Coming to terms with the ‘legitimacy crisis’ of European foreign politics: The European Parliament pushing the frontiers of consultation

Wisniewski, Elisabeth - RECON - 2011

Since its early beginnings, the member states of the European Communities have tried to establish a common foreign policy and at the same time were reluctant to implement it. Only the Maastricht Treaty introduced an institutional framework. However, the emerging Common Foreign and Security...

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Debating humanitarian military interventions in the European public sphere

Kantner, Cathleen - RECON - 2011

What kind of democracy might fit the developing Common Security and Defence Policy (CSDP) given the political …

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The Role of Information and Knowledge in the EU Foreign Policy System Evidence from Heads of Mission’s Reports

Bicchi, Federica - RECON - 2011

This paper focuses on the role of information and knowledge in the EU foreign policy system. In particular, it examines the case of HoMs reports, which are drafted by Heads of Mission (HoMs) in non-EU countries about the situation on the ground and what the EU could/should do about it. They...

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Transnational Justice and Democracy

Forst, Rainer - RECON - 2011

) incompatibility between democracy and justice; the idea that a context of justice only exists within the confines of a state; and the … view that political democracy presupposes a demos organised within a state. Only if these dogmas are overcome can a proper … conception of transnational justice and democracy be worked out. The key to this is the right picture of justice as based on a …

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The dynamics of legitimation - Why the study of political legitimacy needs more realism

Gaus, Daniel - RECON - 2011

The paper suggests a practice turn in the analysis of political legitimacy. Current social science research on political legitimacy suffers twofold. First, it shows an undue (silent) impact of an ethics-first perspective. Second, empirical approaches to political legitimacy mostly focus on...

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Parliamentary control of military missions: The case of the EU NAVFOR Atalanta

Peters, Dirk; Wagner, Wolfgang; Glahn, Cosima - RECON - 2011

The paper examines a key dimension of democratic control, namely parliamentary control of military missions and presents the findings of an in-depth case study on the EU’s maritime mission Atalanta that was launched to combat piracy off the coast of Somalia. The case study finds that none of...

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Contesting EU Legitimacy: The Prominence, Content and Justification of Euroscepticism During 2009 EP Election Campaigns

Wilde, Pieter de; Trenz, Hans-Jörg; Michailidou, Asimina - RECON - 2010

during the European Parliament election campaign of 2009. The results are, first, that intensity of contestation varies …. Thirdly, we find that a primary concern in EU legitimacy contestation is democracy, especially for those evaluating EU …

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Gender equality in the European Union: lessons for democracy?

Clavero, Sara; Galligan, Yvonne - RECON - 2010

of democracy that looks at public decision-making processes through a gender lens: gender democracy. It then takes two … the Recast Equality Directive. Using the concept ‘gender democracy’, the paper illuminates the contingent treatment of …

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The democratic deficit in the EU’s security and defense policy – why bother?

Wagner, Wolfgang - RECON - 2007

Even though the member states have kept the European Union’s security and defense policy intergovernmental, there has been an emerging democratic deficit in this issue area. Given the standard version of the democratic deficit as a result from Qualified Majority Voting in the Council and from...

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