Die EU-Staaten Im Vergleich
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-531-91075-8_17
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Parlamente in der EU: Gesetzgebung und Repräsentation

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“…In line with the conceptualization of legislative agenda setting as a political decision-making process, an interplay is expected between the conditions named above. Generally, the literature assumes that the government/administration initiates a large share of all legislative projects (Schüttemeyer & Siefken, 2008). Olson and Norton (1996, p. 7) even formulated a "90 per cent rule," according to which the government initiates 90 percent of the legislative projects.…”
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“…In line with the conceptualization of legislative agenda setting as a political decision-making process, an interplay is expected between the conditions named above. Generally, the literature assumes that the government/administration initiates a large share of all legislative projects (Schüttemeyer & Siefken, 2008). Olson and Norton (1996, p. 7) even formulated a "90 per cent rule," according to which the government initiates 90 percent of the legislative projects.…”
Section: Configurational Expectationsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Compared to the drafting process and the parliamentary phase of a legislative project, much less is known about legislative agenda setting. This holds true for Western Europe and Switzerland in particular (Schüttemeyer & Siefken, 2008;Vatter, 2020). Recent studies point to the obvious: Various political actors attempt to initiate law-making processes (Jaquet et al, 2019;Vatter, 2020), and various political actors interact before an issue is transferred to the legislative agenda (Green-Pedersen & Walgrave, 2014;Zahariadis, 2016); that is, the government issues a formal legislative mandate to its administration to draft a law (Ismayr, 2008;Müller & Uhlmann, 2013).…”
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