Titlebook: Democratic Dilemmas of Multilevel Governance; Legitimacy, Represen Joan DeBardeleben (Director of the Centre for Euro Book 2007 Palgrave Ma

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Conclusionmacy? To answer this question, it makes sense to revisit the three dilemmas of multilevel governance discussed in the Introduction. There, it was hypothesized: (1) that efforts to bring an otherwise unregulated transnational process under democratic control may falter due to the absence of crucial s

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-7908-2621-0ment (EP). Considering the central role of national governments in the EU’s political system and the low turnout in EP elections, both scholars and politicians normally argue that the national route remains the primary channel for providing democracy to the way the EU takes its decisions.

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Holger Schr?dl Dipl.-Math.,Laura Geier that marked the first democratic elections (Figure 11.1). The deterioration of the position of women is not only a consequence of macroeconomic changes, but it is also due to a strengthening of patriarchal values and traditional gender roles infusing policy and politics in ECE.

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Holger Schr?dl Dipl.-Math.,Laura Geierd dignity of each Member State. Euroscepticism has been so high in the East precisely because so many have felt this is lacking. They have felt this in large part because of what they consider to be the humiliating dynamics of the long accession process.

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Between Anarchy and Hierarchy: Governance Lessons from Global Economic Institutionsvidual and collective agency in myriad ways. These two aspects of governance come together within the context of decision making, where political agents deliberate and undertake actions that have concrete consequences for specific communities.

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