A constitution for the European Union / edited by Charles B. Blankart and Dennis C. Mueller.
The leaders of the European Union member states have declared that a European constitution should have the aim of bringing institutions closer to the citizens. This text looks at how a common policy could be agreed, as well as discussing what powers it might have.
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Cambridge, Mass. :
MIT Press,
℗♭2004.
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Series: | CESifo seminar series.
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Table of Contents:
- The European constitution and peace: taking the heat out of politics / Geoffrey Brennan and Alan Hamlin
- Competitive federalism by default / James M. Buchanan
- The assignment of powers in an open-ended European Union / Pierre Salmon
- Rights and citizenship in the European union / Dennis C. Mueller
- Enlargements and the principles of designing EU decision-making procedures / Mika Widgren
- The deadlock of the EU budget: an economic analysis of ways in and ways out / Charles B. Blankart and Christian Kirchner
- Coordinating sectoral policy-making: searching for countervailing mechanisms in the EU legislative process / Bernard Steunenberg
- How to choose the European executive: a counterfactual analysis, 1979-1999 / Simon Hix, Abdul Noury, and Gerard Roland
- The role of direct democracy in the European Union / Lars P. Feld and Gebhard Kirchgassner
- Bringing the European Union closer to its citizens: conclusions from the conference / Charles B. Blankart and Dennis C. Mueller.