Titlebook: Decision Rules in the European Union; A Rational Choice Pe Peter Moser (Lecturer in Economics),Gerald Schneid Book 2000 Palgrave Macmillan,

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European Union Power and Regional Involvement: A Case Study of the Political Implications of the Red elite over two time periods corresponding to the two rounds of Structural Funds: 1988–1993 and 1994–1999? If so we want to know whether this has resulted in an increased involvement of a broader range of actors from the national and European union levels as well as the sub-national levels in Ireland, and under which conditions this occurred.

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Rational Choice and the Governance Structure of the European Union: An Introduction,tion encompasses both economics and political science and is largely devoted to institutional issues. This essay offers a brief introduction to the strategic study of the European Union and a selective review of the literature on this topic. We also summarize and discuss the main contributions in this volume and point out future areas of research.

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Political Accountability in an Economic and Monetary Union,d welfare consequences of reduced political accountability. I show that the average quality of policymakers is lower in a political union. However, their incentives to manipulate monetary policy are reduced in a union. Therefore, positive effects on welfare are possible.

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Karyokinesis and “Cellular Pathology”s how recent institutional developments have affected its powers. It concludes that the Parliament’s increased role in Commission appointment and policy making has limited the sets of effective Commissions and the sets of successful proposals.

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Book 2000l choice perspective. The contributors seek to understand the relationship between member states and competing European institutions. The book focuses on the horizontal checks and balances including the countervailing forces of legislative, regulatory, bureaucratic, and constitutional decision-makin

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Integration Through Referendums?,ikely consequences of ratification referendums in an integration process. I show that referendums are likely to increase the legitimity of decisions but that the leeway for treaty revisions becomes smaller and integration may become more fragmented.