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Chapter 25. Explaining the Treaty of Nice: beyond Liberal Intergovernmentalism?
2006Finn Laursen Martinus
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Rational Institutionalism and Liberal Intergovernmentalism
, 2006 Roger Scully
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Liberal Intergovernmentalism, spillover and supranational immigration policy
Cooperation and Conflict, 2015That the Lisbon Treaty lays the foundation for a supranational asylum and immigration policy is surprising, even more so for Liberal Intergovernmentalism (LI), whose founder Andrew Moravcsik predicts that no such development will take place. While the article uses LI as its point of departure, it shows that it runs into problems with regards to the ...
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SSRN Electronic Journal, 2020
Andrew Moracsik, scholar at Princeton University is one of important leading and heard voices in European Union (EU) and its integration progress. His main work is dedicated on the study of European integration outcomes. In his defense of liberal intergovernmentalist theory, he emphasizes in this international cooperation, the importance of ...
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Andrew Moracsik, scholar at Princeton University is one of important leading and heard voices in European Union (EU) and its integration progress. His main work is dedicated on the study of European integration outcomes. In his defense of liberal intergovernmentalist theory, he emphasizes in this international cooperation, the importance of ...
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Evolution of CFSP in Terms of Liberal Intergovernmentalism [PDF]
Europolity – Continuity and Change in European Governance, 2008 We have to deal in this kind of interrogation with the tension between the intergovernmental approach on the EU and the federalist one; the first camp consists of people supporting the continuity of state sovereignty in the European space, while the other camp supports the gradual transfer of sovereignty at the super-state level, the EU being a result ...
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2013
The policy of reforming and privatising the telecommunications sector rapidly diffused on a global basis starting in the 1990s. The developments at the end of that decade relating to the privatisation and restructuring of the intergovernmental satellite organisations, namely, the International Telecommunications Satellite Organisation (INTELSAT), the ...
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The policy of reforming and privatising the telecommunications sector rapidly diffused on a global basis starting in the 1990s. The developments at the end of that decade relating to the privatisation and restructuring of the intergovernmental satellite organisations, namely, the International Telecommunications Satellite Organisation (INTELSAT), the ...
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European Review of International Studies
Abstract This article analyses the European Union’s immediate response to the Russian invasion of Ukraine, focusing on the first six months following 24 February 2022. It tests the explanatory power of two leading European integration theories – liberal intergovernmentalism and neofunctionalism – through an empirical analysis of two ...
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Abstract This article analyses the European Union’s immediate response to the Russian invasion of Ukraine, focusing on the first six months following 24 February 2022. It tests the explanatory power of two leading European integration theories – liberal intergovernmentalism and neofunctionalism – through an empirical analysis of two ...
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Four Types of Japanese Regional Policy in the Perspective of Liberal Intergovernmentalism
Journal of Asian and African Studies, 2022Jung Wook Son, Danbi Lee
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Is liberal intergovernmentalism regressive? A comment on Moravcsik (2018)
Journal of European Public Policy, 2020Liesbet Hooghe, Gary Marks
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