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Brazilian Journal of International Relations, 2021 This article assesses the development of Mercosur’s institutions across its 30 years of history. It aims to stress how the insertion of supranational instances in the bloc was historically disregarded by Member States, in the context of both right and left-wings governments. However, the creation of a Technical Secretariat, a Permanent Review Tribunal,
Bruno Theodoro Luciano +1 more
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Decision-Making under Pillars Two and Three
Central European Public Administration Review, 2009 The paper focuses on the decision-making process in the European Union since approval of the Treaty of Maastricht. Special consideration is dedicated to pillars two and three.
Petr Jeřábek
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Ankara Avrupa Çalışmaları Dergisi, 2006 The establishment of an immigration control system is closely connected with therealisation offree move ınent of persons. As freedom of movement of persons is designedfor the citizens of the EU, there is presently no right of free settlement for the ...
Celal Polat
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The Role of the European Council in the EU-Turkey Statement: Driven by Interests
Croatian Yearbook of European Law and Policy, 2023 The core principle of intergovernmentalism has always been that the decisions and actions of EU Member States drive European integration. The EU’s normative decision-making process is centred on supranational mechanisms.
Havva Yesil
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Revija za Sociologiju, 2021 Relations between Brussels and Central and Eastern Europe (CEE) worsened during and after the 2015 migration crisis. In order to see to what extent CEE citizens contributed to and/or resonated with this new state of affairs, this paper investigates ...
Nikola Petrović +2 more
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Ankara Avrupa Çalışmaları Dergisi, 2019 Although the European Commission has to be immune to member state influences in order to act on behalf of the whole Union, historically its cabinets have been portrayed as national enclaves and even ‘mini-Councils’, constituting a venue for national ...
Yonca Özer, Gülşah Tuza
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Should the COVID 19 experience prompt the Caribbean to adopt supranationalism?
Caribbean Medical Journal, 2021 The Caribbean region, like the global community, has been significantly affected by the COVID-19 pandemic over the last year with marked mortality and morbidity.
Darren Dookeeram +2 more
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The Six-Pack as a Test for the New Intergovernmentalism and Supranationalism Theories
Revista Brasileira de Política Internacional, 2018 The Euro crisis led to a blurring of the two main decision-making procedures in the EU: the intergovernmental and the Community method. By analyzing the Six-Pack, this paper reflects a new decision-making method - an intergovernmental-supranational ...
Maria Sacadura Valle-Flor
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SOVEREIGNTY AND LEGAL PERSONALITY: A LESSON FROM EUROPEAN UNION'S EVOLUTION TO SUPRANATIONALISM
Lampung Journal of International Law, 2022 Sovereignty remains a pivotal topic in international law, and regionalism introduces fresh challenges to traditional concepts of sovereignty, particularly when economic interests prompt states to cede aspects of their sovereignty. This paper explores the
Muhammad Bahrul Ulum
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DEFICIENCY OF DEMOCRACY IN THE EUROPEAN UNION: TO THE CONCEPT AND UNDERSTANDING OF PHENOMENOLOGY [PDF]
Alfred Nobel University Journal of Law, 2022 The article is devoted to the scientific and theoretical substantiation of the problem of democracy deficit in the European Union in the context of defining its concept and meaningful understanding of phenomenology.
Mykhaylo O. Baymuratov
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