European Integration and its Limits : Intergovernmental Conflicts and their Domestic Origins

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European Integration and its Limits : Intergovernmental Conflicts and their Domestic Origins

Finke, Daniel

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ECPR Press（2010/07発売）
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製本 Paperback:紙装版/ペーパーバック版／ページ数 252 p.
言語 ENG
商品コード 9780955820373

Full Description

Since its legal foundation in 1993, the European Union has been challenged by three concurring developments. Its decision-making bodies groaned under burgeoning legislative activity, and Eastern enlargement was expected to limit law-making efficiency. At the same time, European citizens grew wary of EU politics and increasing integration. This book explains how European governments handled these challenges and, step-by-step, agreed on significant reforms which led to the signing of the Lisbon Treaty in December 2007. Drawing on unique survey data, European Integration and Its Limits provides a solid empirical analysis of the three most important intergovernmental conferences. It shows how far voters and political parties have been able to influence European treaty reforms, and it scrutinises the mechanisms underlying intergovernmental treaty negotiations in an ever-growing Union. The book discusses the domestic position formation process as well as the dynamics of intergovernmental bargaining. Ultimately, it explains European integration from Maastricht to Lisbon.

contents
List of Figures and Tables vii
Chapter One: Perspectives on European Integration 5
The Question 5
The Arguments 11
Agenda and Confl icts 12
Actors and Process 13
Positions 17
The Method 18
Chapter Two: The Conceptual Framework 23
The Calculus of European Treaty Reforms 23
Europe's Constitutional Quandary 23
Why Effi ciency is Diffi cult to Attain 29
Legitimacy and Political Integration 42
A Cross-sectional Perspective 44
Patterns of Intergovernmental Confl ict 47
Preferences 47
How Preferences Transform into Positions 50
The Origins of Governmental Reform Positions 55
The Process and Set of Relevant Actors 63
Relevant Actors 63
Procedural Constraints 67
Summary 70
Chapter Three: Patterns of Intergovernmental Confl ict 73
Empirical Methodology 73
Spatial Models 73
Data 75
Model 78
Results 80
Governmental Positions 81
Substantial Interpretation 84
Summary 96
Chapter Four: A Short History of EU Treaty Negotiations 97
Amsterdam 97
Nice 106
Rome II 115
The Convention 126
Summary 131
Chapter Five: What Explains Governments' Positions on European
Integration? 133
The Unitary Actor Assumption 134
The Economy 138
The Voters 143
Parties and Parliament 149
Discussion of Results 160
Chapter Six: The Effect of Nonseparable Preferences in EU Treaty
Negotiations 167
Theoretical Relevance 167
Estimating the Nonseparability of Governmental Preferences 171
Simulation of Endogenous Change 183
Discussion of the Results 201
Chapter Seven: Solving Europe's Constitutional Quandary 205
Steering the Fleet Through Heavy Waters 205
European Integration and its Limits 213
References 219
Appendix 231
Index 233