Titlebook: Making European Citizens; Civic Inclusion in a Richard Bellamy (Professor of Political Science an Book 2006 Palgrave Macmillan, a division

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EU Citizenship and the Principle of Affectednessity-related citizenship rights such as access to the European Court of Justice (ECJ). The chapter thus seeks to add to the existing literature by considering the part played by the principle in this, more obviously ‘legal’, area of citizenship.

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Transnational Political Partieses) and the Alliance for Europe of the Nations (comprising Euro-sceptic parties). There have also been soundings on the far right (led by the Austrian J?rg Haider) about creating a Euro-party. Although linked to the European Parliamentary Groups, the Euro-parties are distinct entities that exist to

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Making Citizens from the Market? NGOs and the Representation of Interestsr to wish to avail themselves of this opportunity; indeed, if turn-out rates for European Parliament (EP) elections (when all member state nationals form one electorate as a consequence of citizenship provisions in the Treaty) are taken as an indicator, popular interest in engaging with the European

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Legitimising EU Regulation: Procedural Accountability, Participation, or Better Consultation?sts. A problem of comitology is that the process is not limited to technical and non-political issues but can include a range of political, social and ethical issues (Joerges and Neyer 1997; Vos 1997). Sporadic participation of public interests such as consumer, social and environmental groups in co

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Local Mobilisation and Supranational Standards universal human rights, which was located squarely within a set of claims regarding rights as . citizens. The overwhelming desire by the state for membership in the European Union, in turn, created the conditions by which such citizenship claims became politically effective.

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