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This book examines the effects of personnel turnover in European Union institutions. Individuals enter and exit EU institutions with remarkable frequency, and questions involving institutional personnel lie at the heart of populist and feminist critiques of the EU. Are these critiques accurate? How do personnel dynamics affect the EU's legitimacy? Will changing patterns of turnover help to redeem the EU? Personnel Turnover addresses these issues by considering turnover's effects on three aspects of legitimacy (input, throughput, and output). Authors use a common framework to explore various questions: Does turnover affect the ways that EU citizens see the EU or the likelihood that citizens will participate in EU elections? Does turnover affect the efficiency of the EU decision-making or the EU's ability to promote its interests abroad? In tackling these contemporary subjects, the authors throw light on a classical question—what difference does it make when political leaders are replaced?
Contents
Chapter 1: Personnel Turnover and the Legitimacy of the European Union.- SECTION 1: PERSONNEL TURNOVER AND INPUT LEGITIMACY.- Chapter 2: Turnover and Attitudes toward the European Parliament.- Chapter 3: Turnover, Turnout, and Input Legitimacy in the EU.- SECTION 2: PERSONNEL TURNOVER AND THROUGHPUT LEGITIMACY.- Chapter 4: Turnover and Legislative Efficiency in the European Union.- Chapter 5: Losing Women, Losing Power? Gender, Turnover, and EU Legislation.- Chapter 6: Personnel Turnover, Political Careers, and Leadership in the European Parliament.- SECTION THREE: PERSONNEL TURNOVER AND OUTPUT LEGITIMACY.- Chapter 7: Making a Hasty Brexit? Turnover and Brexit Negotiations.- Chapter 8: Turnover, Conditionality, and Europeanization in the Western Balkans.- Chapter 9: Institutional Dynamism and EU Politics.
