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The development of Europol’s external relations: Towards supranationalism? [PDF]
Maastricht Journal of European and Comparative Law, 2021 This article examines the extent to which, if any, the development of Europol’s external relations over time has contributed to the integration of EU policing and criminal justice.
Sarah Léonard, Christian Kaunert
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Business Interest in the EU: Integration without Supranationalism?†
Journal of Common Market Studies, 2020 The EU has deeply transformed the economic and political environment of business and thus the representation of economic interests has become Europeanized. But what is the effect of this Europeanization at the EU level?
Beate Kohler-Koch, David A Friedrich
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The Psychology of Supranationalism: Its Ideological Correlates and Implications for EU Attitudes and post-Brexit Preferences [PDF]
Political Psychology, 2018 Existing research highlights the roles of group identities and concerns about mass migration in explaining attitudes towards the European Union (EU). However, studies have been largely silent on whether EU attitudes are also shaped by people’s attitudes ...
Kristof Dhont, Seyd Ben, Linus Peitz
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Turkish Accession and Defining the Boundaries of Nationalism and Supranationalism: Discourses in the European Commission [PDF]
South European Society and Politics, 2011 The European Union in general and the European Commission in particular are characterised by supranational governance. The enlargement policy gives the Commission the opportunity to export and promote supranational norms and define the boundaries of ...
Düzgit, S.A. (Senem) +7 more
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‘Deliberative Supranationalism’—Two Defences
European Law Journal, 2002This paper responds in its first sections to a series of articles in which Rainer Schmalz‐Bruns developed a concept of legitimate governance beyond the constitutional state, which he called ‘deliberative supranationalism’ and contrasted with what Jürgen Neyer and the present author had suggested under the same title.
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Globalisation and Supranationalism
1999This extract from Shelley and Winck’s contribution to a quartet of books on What is Europe? draws attention to some of the main practical (everyday), political (policy) and sociological (theoretical) issues concerning the patterns, ramifications and implications of late-twentieth-century European cultures ...
Paul Close, Emiko Ohki-Close
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2016
Supranational governance should be unlikely, especially in Europe, with its long-established nation states. Yet, it is in Europe where the shift of executive, legislative, and judicial/legal authority to the supranational level has gone furthest.
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Supranational governance should be unlikely, especially in Europe, with its long-established nation states. Yet, it is in Europe where the shift of executive, legislative, and judicial/legal authority to the supranational level has gone furthest.
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