Titlebook: EU Coordination in International Institutions; Policy and Process i Peter Debaere Book 2015 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s)

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N. Antonova,R. Sedev,D. Exerowa,Ya. Ivanovon of the Gx relevance, (2) an evaluation of its impact, and (3) the functions performed by the Gx. Where appropriate, this section also analyzes whether legitimacy concerns influence internal EU coordination. Before we discuss the individual cases, it is useful to give the general perception of the

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R. Larsson,K. Runesson,A. Samuelssonith this statement: ‘A common EU position strengthens the EU’s influence in the G7, G8 or G20’. First of all, it should be noted that presenting a common position in the Gx does not necessarily imply prior internal EU coordination among all member states. A common position may for example, also foll

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Balawant S. Joshi,Pushkar N. Kaulch as those on economic policy coordination, climate financing, or IMF reform — a corresponding EU (sub-)committee exists. However, there is still room for improvement. Although the frequency of EFC meetings is relatively high, they are not always optimally planned in regard to the function of the G

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Balawant S. Joshi,Pushkar N. Kaulerview #45). Moreover, coordination is often hampered by the fact that G20 documents are not made available until the very last moment. This could be due to strategic reasons but is most probably the result of time constraints (Interview #56).

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