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Rules, Transgovernmentalism, and the Expansion of European Political Cooperation
1998Abstract Investigates why the EPC process (and its successor, the Common Foreign and Security Policy) have appeared to be ‘less than supranational, but more than intergovernmental’. First, it outlines a theoretical argument challenging the view that governments have dominated the EPC/CFSP decision‐making process.
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A decade of European political cooperation : an empirical analysis
1987In 1969 the European Community added a political dimension to its actions in the process of European Political Cooperation (EPC), an intergovernmental procedure lying outside the legal jurisdiction of the EC Treaties in which the member-states undertook to cooperate on matters of foreign policy.
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The European Impulse Revived: The Birth of European Political Cooperation, 1969–73
1992Unlike the creation of the Eurogroup, which was motivated largely by the possibility of US troop reductions, the movement toward political cooperation was rooted in the longstanding if hitherto failed effort to extend European unity beyond the economic sphere of the ec.
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National Foreign Policies and European Political Cooperation
Foreign Affairs, 1983Fritz Stern, Christopher Hill
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