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Susanne Robra-Bissantz,Christoph Lattemannrence may not lie in the reasons publicized by the European Parliament’s public relations’ department. What is different this time is that the prospect of the gradual parliamentarization of European Union (EU) polity, that has captured much of EU political imagination for the past four decades, no l

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Dominique Winter,Gunnar Stevenstreaties have attempted to shape and stage Europe as a “representative democracy” comme les autres. Yet, the handling of the recent crisis of the Eurozone over the past six years has highlighted the continued precariousness of democratic legitimacy in the context of the European Union. Drawing on re

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Nicolás A. Rubio,Jorge M. GalanteEurope’s government. Drawing on recent socio-historical research, it exemplifies how, from the 1960s onwards, the ambitious jurisprudence of the European Court of Justice, the increasingly numerous regulations of the European Commission—and later on the monetary decisions of European Central Bank—ha

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2946-3637 ding role of independent powers (the European Court, Commission and Central Bank). Vauchez suggests that we recognize this centrality and adjust our democratization strategies accordingly.978-1-137-54091-1Series ISSN 2946-3637 Series E-ISSN 2946-3645

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Conclusion,The thoughts presented in this book all focus on one and the same goal, to explore the “democratic potential” that lies at the heart of the “independent” European institutions, and to reflect upon the conditions under which this potential could be effectively realized.

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Book 2016Drawing from recent streams of scholarship, Democratizing Europe provides a renewed portrait of EU government that point at the enduring leading role of independent powers (the European Court, Commission and Central Bank). Vauchez suggests that we recognize this centrality and adjust our democratization strategies accordingly.