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The Council Presidency in the European Union: Responsibility with Power*
JCMS: Journal of Common Market Studies, 2008AbstractThe extent of the Council presidency's political influence is the subject of disagreement among both practitioners and researchers. While some describe the presidency as responsibility without power, others suggest that it provides incumbent states with an opportunity to achieve decision outcomes close to their preferences.
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The European Union and the UN Security Council
2022While the relationship between the United Nations and the European Union is a common topic in academic literature, the rapid evolution of the latter into a unique example of progressive integration and establishment of common institutions and binding rules for Member States has rendered somehow difficult a comprehensive approach to the topic, with ...
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The Council of Ministers of the European Union
2017The Council of Ministers, officially known as the Council of the European Union (EU), is a single legal composition of national ministers who meet in policy-specific formations to negotiate and adopt EU policies and laws. The Council is more than just the ministers; they depend on an infrastructure of preparatory bodies and specialist working groups ...
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Who Decides in the Council of the European Union?*
JCMS: Journal of Common Market Studies, 2008AbstractThis study presents reliable cross‐sectoral data on the relative involvement of working parties, senior committees and ministers in legislative decision‐making of the Council of the European Union. In general, the results challenge the received wisdom that ministers are hardly involved in legislative decision‐making.
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Analysing the trade-off between transparency and efficiency in the Council of the European Union
Journal of European Public Policy, 2020Stephanie Novak, Maarten Hillebrandt
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