This book addresses the debate on the democratic deficit of European foreign and defence policies. This debate revolves around two dimensions. The first one has to do with the accountability of CFSP institutions. Is the current degree of parliamentary oversight of these policies the most appropriate? Has the disengagement of national parliaments regarding European foreign policy been counterbalanced by giving sufficient powers to the European Parliament? And, regarding the European Security and Defence Policy (ESDP), are national parliaments effectively controlling it? The second dimension of the debate is related to the wider question of whether the European Parliament is capable of legitimising EU policy outcomes. In the absence of a Euro...
Throughout the last decade, the European Parliament profiled itself as a diplomatic player during se...
The implementation of the Lisbon Treaty assessed new prerogatives to the European Parliament (EP) on...
Parliaments differ enormously in their foreign policy competences. This is best documented in the ar...
This book addresses the debate on the democratic deficit of European foreign and defence policies. T...
This paper examines the importance that the current Convention on the Future of Europe is giving (or...
This paper examines the importance that the current Convention on the Future of Europe is giving (or...
In the post-Cold War international system, parliaments have gained a particular place in the dense n...
Are national parliaments engaged in the preparations of EU defence projects? And if so, what are the...
This research goes against an often-claimed prophecy that parliaments are ‘the losers of globalisati...
Since its inception, the European Parliament (EP) has seen its powers increase constantly. From 1957...
The ‘euro crisis’ has sparked a renewed interest in how national parliaments can help to improve the...
For a long time, the relatively limited role of the European Parliament (EP) in relation to the Euro...
Parliaments differ enormously in their foreign policy competences. This is best documented in the ar...
This book chapter considers the growing role of parliamentary diplomacy in the EU’s new foreign poli...
One key objective of the EU Constitutional Treaty was to democratize the Union, through the twin pro...
Throughout the last decade, the European Parliament profiled itself as a diplomatic player during se...
The implementation of the Lisbon Treaty assessed new prerogatives to the European Parliament (EP) on...
Parliaments differ enormously in their foreign policy competences. This is best documented in the ar...
This book addresses the debate on the democratic deficit of European foreign and defence policies. T...
This paper examines the importance that the current Convention on the Future of Europe is giving (or...
This paper examines the importance that the current Convention on the Future of Europe is giving (or...
In the post-Cold War international system, parliaments have gained a particular place in the dense n...
Are national parliaments engaged in the preparations of EU defence projects? And if so, what are the...
This research goes against an often-claimed prophecy that parliaments are ‘the losers of globalisati...
Since its inception, the European Parliament (EP) has seen its powers increase constantly. From 1957...
The ‘euro crisis’ has sparked a renewed interest in how national parliaments can help to improve the...
For a long time, the relatively limited role of the European Parliament (EP) in relation to the Euro...
Parliaments differ enormously in their foreign policy competences. This is best documented in the ar...
This book chapter considers the growing role of parliamentary diplomacy in the EU’s new foreign poli...
One key objective of the EU Constitutional Treaty was to democratize the Union, through the twin pro...
Throughout the last decade, the European Parliament profiled itself as a diplomatic player during se...
The implementation of the Lisbon Treaty assessed new prerogatives to the European Parliament (EP) on...
Parliaments differ enormously in their foreign policy competences. This is best documented in the ar...