democratic deficit¶
Moravcsik, A. (2002). democratic deficit. Journal of Common Market Studies, 40(4), 603-624.
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- Sovereignty
- The European Union represents a voluntary pooling of sovereignty: member states transfer authority over trade, monetary policy, and significant regulatory domains to EU institutions, an arrangement Moravcsik (2002) defends as a legitimate functional bargain in which member governments pool authority precisely to lock in commitments they could not credibly sustain alone.
This sourceDefends EU pooled sovereignty as a legitimate functional bargain in which member governments transfer authority to lock in credible commitments and resolve collective-action problems they could not handle unilaterally.
- The European Union represents a voluntary pooling of sovereignty: member states transfer authority over trade, monetary policy, and significant regulatory domains to EU institutions, an arrangement Moravcsik (2002) defends as a legitimate functional bargain in which member governments pool authority precisely to lock in commitments they could not credibly sustain alone.
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