2021
DOI: 10.3917/gap.212.0009
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S'approprier une politique européenne à l'Assemblée nationale

Abstract: À partir de l’analyse des questions parlementaires sur le travail détaché à l’Assemblée nationale, cet article étudie les logiques d’appropriation d’une politique européenne par les députés français. Sujet européen parmi d’autres, le travail détaché retient l’attention de parlementaires, car il peut faire l’objet d’un investissement localisé. Si l’intensité du recours aux travailleurs détachés des entreprises de la circonscription des députés détermine la fréquence de leurs questions, elle doit aussi être rapp… Show more

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“…Nevertheless, the European Commission (EC) has initiated major revisions of this legal framework in the early 2010s, with a dual objective of promoting the transnational provision of services while also guaranteeing respect for the rights of workers (Zahn, 2017). As for the Services Directive (Crespy, 2010) or the European Pillar of Social Rights (Vesan & Corti, 2019), the reforms of the posting of workers' legal framework generate eurosceptical and antiliberal discourses by national elected officials (Michon & Weill, 2021), but also by European ones. Many members of the European Parliament (MEPs) take more or less critical positions on these reforms, defending national or even regional socioeconomic interests, in particular through the submission of parliamentary questions to the EC.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Nevertheless, the European Commission (EC) has initiated major revisions of this legal framework in the early 2010s, with a dual objective of promoting the transnational provision of services while also guaranteeing respect for the rights of workers (Zahn, 2017). As for the Services Directive (Crespy, 2010) or the European Pillar of Social Rights (Vesan & Corti, 2019), the reforms of the posting of workers' legal framework generate eurosceptical and antiliberal discourses by national elected officials (Michon & Weill, 2021), but also by European ones. Many members of the European Parliament (MEPs) take more or less critical positions on these reforms, defending national or even regional socioeconomic interests, in particular through the submission of parliamentary questions to the EC.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%