An inflection point in European Union studies?

Young, Alasdair R.

doi:10.1080/13501763.2016.1186214

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“…Since the 1990s, the literature on the EP has significantly expanded and diversified. If the debates between grand theories persist (Curtis & Jupille, 2011;Keeler, 2005), there has been a 'normalization' of European studies as scholars have applied the tools and approaches of comparative politics to the study of the EP (Hix & Høyland, 2013;Hooghe & Marks, 2008;Kreppel, 2012;Yordanova, 2013;Young, 2016). As such, it has been a positive developments which has greatly contributed to our knowledge of the EP through the use of legislative and congressional studies.…”

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Introduction: the European Parliament at a crossroads

Brack

Costa

2018

The Journal of Legislative Studies

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This introductory article discusses the rationale and the aim of this special issue on the European Parliament. Examining the ongoing multidimensional crisis the EU is facing, it emphasizes how the current content has reduced the EU output legitimacy. It also argues that the Parliament has been affected by the recent developments. On the one hand, it has been further empowered with the Lisbon Treaty and the Spitzenkandidaten procedure. On the other hand, the management of the crisis has been essentially intergovernmental and the EP has been sidelined. A second section critically discusses the literature on the EP and highlights the need to further develop our understanding of this institution, which cannot yet be called a 'normal parliament'. It then presents the articles composing this special issue.

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Introduction: the European Parliament at a crossroads

Brack

Costa

2018

The Journal of Legislative Studies

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“…This is not just a semantic question. How we answer it shapes scholarly and public thinking about the European Union, and its member states and citizens (Egan 2014;Keeler 2005;Kreppel 2012;Young 2016). For theoretical and methodological reasons, a variety of research programs focus inward or on the peculiarities of European integration.…”

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Global European Union Studies: sometimes normal is a little weird

Newman

2018

Journal of European Public Policy

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What is 'European Union Studies'? Answers to this question shape scholarly and public thinking about the European Union, and its member states and citizens. The articles in this special issue, devoted to the best papers presented at the 2017 European Union Studies Association biennial conference in Miami, sketch a perspective, which I call Global European Union Studies. This approach recognizes that European integration is embedded within a larger global story. It suggests that the European project sits in dialogue with events happening in other countries and internationally, affecting and being affected by them. It resituates the European experience as part and parcel of broader transformations taking place across the world. In terms of payoff, European Union Studies can transform its own understanding of the European Union, make connections to those studying other world regions as well as international phenomenon, and focus attention on pressing real-world problems.

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EU-opposition in the European Parliament: An Introduction

Carlotti

2020

Patterns of Opposition in the European Parliament

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An inflection point in European Union studies?

Cited by 10 publications

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Introduction: the European Parliament at a crossroads

Introduction: the European Parliament at a crossroads

Global European Union Studies: sometimes normal is a little weird

EU-opposition in the European Parliament: An Introduction

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