Politics of Legitimation in the European Union
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Politics of Legitimation in the European Union
Legitimacy Recovered?
Trondal, Jarle; De Bievre, Dirk; Lord, Christopher; Bursens, Peter; Wessel, Ramses A.
Taylor & Francis Ltd
04/2022
308
Dura
Inglês
9781032101408
15 a 20 dias
752
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Part 1: Theoretical framework: The politics of legitimation 1. Introduction 2. Conflating policy, democracy and legitimacy: The case of stakeholder involvement Part 2: Legitimation by individual citizens and officials 3. Winning minds not hearts? Citizens emotions and European integration 4. Trust lost, trust regained? Trust, legitimacy and multi-level governance 5. Beyond support: Public opinion and EU legitimacy 6. Dublin is dead: A study in delegitimation Part 3: Legitimation by media and parliaments 7. Whose voice is louder? Politicisation and legitimation in state aid policy 8. Legitimation strategies and national parliaments: The case of anti-corruption 9. Toothless observers or comprehensive players? National parliaments and the European Semester Part 4: Legitimation by governments, courts and external actors 10. A Two-Way Street: Flexible and Rigid Legitimation across Actors and Policies in the EU 11. Post-Crisis Legitimacy in the EU's Economic and Monetary Union: The Cases of European Fiscal Policy Coordination and Banking Supervision 12. Normative power Europe? Lessons in legitimacy, conditionality and compliance Part 5: Theoretical conclusions on legitimation and legitimacy 13. Polycrisis and Resilience in the EU: Covid-19 and avenues for future studies 14. The many actors of direct and indirect legitimacy 15. Concluding Implications for EU Policy, Law and Institutions
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Monetary Union;EU institutions;European Union;EU;delegitimation;democracy;multi-level governance;parliament;EU policy;government;European Deposit Insurance Scheme;Van Ingelgom;Vice Versa;EU Trust;EU Legitimacy;Common European Asylum System;EU Budget;EU Institution;Negative Spill Overs;National Parliaments;EU Legal;Spill Overs;European Semester;Member State Democracies;Civil Society;EU Crise Response;Cee Country;Eastern Partnership;EU Member State;EU Recommendation;EU's Normative Power;Parliamentary Involvement;EU Government;Fiscal Policy Coordination
Part 1: Theoretical framework: The politics of legitimation 1. Introduction 2. Conflating policy, democracy and legitimacy: The case of stakeholder involvement Part 2: Legitimation by individual citizens and officials 3. Winning minds not hearts? Citizens emotions and European integration 4. Trust lost, trust regained? Trust, legitimacy and multi-level governance 5. Beyond support: Public opinion and EU legitimacy 6. Dublin is dead: A study in delegitimation Part 3: Legitimation by media and parliaments 7. Whose voice is louder? Politicisation and legitimation in state aid policy 8. Legitimation strategies and national parliaments: The case of anti-corruption 9. Toothless observers or comprehensive players? National parliaments and the European Semester Part 4: Legitimation by governments, courts and external actors 10. A Two-Way Street: Flexible and Rigid Legitimation across Actors and Policies in the EU 11. Post-Crisis Legitimacy in the EU's Economic and Monetary Union: The Cases of European Fiscal Policy Coordination and Banking Supervision 12. Normative power Europe? Lessons in legitimacy, conditionality and compliance Part 5: Theoretical conclusions on legitimation and legitimacy 13. Polycrisis and Resilience in the EU: Covid-19 and avenues for future studies 14. The many actors of direct and indirect legitimacy 15. Concluding Implications for EU Policy, Law and Institutions
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Monetary Union;EU institutions;European Union;EU;delegitimation;democracy;multi-level governance;parliament;EU policy;government;European Deposit Insurance Scheme;Van Ingelgom;Vice Versa;EU Trust;EU Legitimacy;Common European Asylum System;EU Budget;EU Institution;Negative Spill Overs;National Parliaments;EU Legal;Spill Overs;European Semester;Member State Democracies;Civil Society;EU Crise Response;Cee Country;Eastern Partnership;EU Member State;EU Recommendation;EU's Normative Power;Parliamentary Involvement;EU Government;Fiscal Policy Coordination
