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This paper is intended to analyse two leading approaches that have guided international efforts to promote peace and development in conflict-afflicted fragile states since the 1990s, namely peace-building and state-building. In a relatively recent development, a growing number of donors has...
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legislation (and its legitimacy) shall depend not only on shared criteria of legality, but also on how it shall interfere against …
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An important tension had been underlying the first decade of the European Monetary Union. On the one hand, governments had embraced a revolutionary prospect when designing its institutions. They called on market forces and supranational institutions to limit popular democracy and scale back the...
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view to enhancing not only the legitimacy of EU action but increasingly also its effectiveness. At the same time, however …, their use raises effectiveness and legitimacy concerns of its own. This also goes for the open method of coordination, as … will be more generally on the legitimacy of the OMC as a regulatory device, in terms of its legal foundations. It asks how …
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This paper is intended to analyse two leading approaches that have guided international efforts to promote peace and development in conflict-afflicted fragile states since the 1990s, namely peace-building and state-building. In a relatively recent development, a growing number of donors has...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10008462048
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referendum be explained? Recently, some scholars have considered the need to give legitimacy to the decisions of the EU as one of …
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This paper examines the progress of, and conditions for, Europeanisation in one of the EU's new neighbours to the East. Since the late 1990s under Leonid Kuchma's presidency, Ukraine regularly expressed its willingness to participate in European integration via membership of the European Union....
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