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to explain cross parliament variation in the employment of reasoned opinions. The paper first discusses and then tests … find that the extent of available resources for parliamentary scrutiny, citizens' trust in their national parliament …
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Viewed through the prism of its historical evolution, the European Parliament has seen an original evolutionary process … increasing of democratic legitimacy. Legitimated by direct universal suffrage, the European Parliament has gradually strengthened …, economic and social crisis, many Europeans have become more interested in European affairs and want the European Parliament to …
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the composition of the European Parliament (EP). On the assumption that Brexit would occur in March 2019, the EU had …
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competences and the European Parliament's new powers under the Lisbon Treaty. It considers in particular the application of human …
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Zealand's constitution is within the vast powers of parliament - the Treaty can only have legal effect to the extent that … Parliament provides for. After looking at examples from statute and common law it is concluded that, rather than limiting … parliamentary sovereignty, the current approach ultimately reinforces the absolute and indivisible power of parliament. As such, it …
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The world today finds itself in a recession. The global recession was caused by unsustainable borrowing provoked by the self destructive and incoherent “war on terror” in concert with irresponsible bank lending – bad debt. These policies have repercussions beyond the immediate recession:...
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The Lisbon Treaty came into force in the European Union as the global financial crisis developed into a European sovereign debt crisis. Transparency is a component of accountability, and a means of addressing the EU's democratic deficit. The Lisbon Treaty established a new commitment to...
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This article examines two distinct types of narratives prevalent in academic writing and popular press regarding the causes of the crisis in Europe. The first type, a morality tale, attributes the crisis to profligate southern states that refused to abide by the strictures of the Stability and...
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The global financial crisis triggered a vast number of new laws and regulations at international level, including initiatives that can be classified as "soft law". The legitimacy and efficacy of these new norms are subject to intensive academic and political debates. At the same time, soft law...
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