On the Constitutionability of Global Public Policy Networks

Dobner, Petra

doi:10.2979/gls.2009.16.2.605

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“…The network governance school follows that experience, unless its members perceive themselves as innovators with respect to the past. 3 Political scientists have coined a set of expression to define the emergence of networks in the global arena: global public policy networks (Benner et al 2000;Dobner 2009), transgovernmental networks (Slaughter 2004), and networked governance (Kahler 2008;Sørenson and Torfing 2007). For example, the case of Competition Law has been expressly indicated by an author to support the basic premises of his well-known theory of "transgovernmentalism" (Raustiala 2002;Before, 1-92, at 8).…”

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Networks to Enforce European Law: The Case of the Consumer Protection Cooperation Network

Poncibó

2011

J Consum Policy

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Central to this paper is the aim to discuss the effectiveness of the Consumer Protection Cooperation Network (also known as "CPC Network") for consumer protection in cross-border disputes in the European Union (EU). In doing so, this paper deals with the literature about networks established by grouping the Commission and national authorities to enforce European Law. The examples of the European Competition Network and the CPC Network are interesting because they raise questions with regard to the effectiveness and the accountability of emerging network-based law enforcement. The development of the CPC Network may have relevant implications for other areas of EU law and policy, including the question whether network-based governance could be transposed in other fields of EU Law.

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